How do I use F1 to F12 function keys in Word?

The F1 key to the F12 key, these 12 function keys, also have their effect in Word. Familiarize yourself with them, making word more efficient and easier to edit Word documents.

F1: Open Help. This is the universal function key for all software.

SHIFT+F1: Open the Help tool. A window on the right side of the window that displays specific information about the file.

F2: Cut text. When the text is selected, press the F2 key to move the cursor to the desired position, at which point the state of the cursor becomes a dashed line, press ENTER, and the selected text is moved here.

SHIFT+F2: Copy files. The usage is the same as the cut text.

CTRL+ALT+F2: Open the file.

CTRL+F2: Open File Preview.

SHIFT+ALT+F2: Save the file.

F3: In the input "AutoText" in the text of the entry, press the F3 key, the text automatically changed to the set of the graphic set. Eliminates the time for design and selection.

SHIFT+F3: Toggles the letter's size word.

F4: Repeat the last action. Whether the input text, or select the menu, will be repeated.

ALT+F4: Closes the open document. If you do not save, you will be prompted to save, the point is to save and exit after the point does not save and exit, point cancellation returned to the current state.

F5: Opens the Find and Replace feature.

ALT+F5: Restores the document maximized window to the size it was originally set.

Ctrl+shift+f5: Opens the Bookmark window.

F6: Press it to switch between the contents of the document and the status bar, the toolbar.

Ctrl+f6: Loops between different documents. Instead of using the mouse to choose convenient.

ALT+F6: Switch back and forth between two documents. You can use this feature to copy text content.

F7: Quick to perform the spelling and grammar feature in the review selection.

F8: Click once, position the cursor position, click Elsewhere, and select the contents of the cursor to the target. Press once again to select the entire contents. The effect is equal to holding down the left mouse button at the cursor position, and then dragging the selection.

ALT+F8: Open macros.

CTRL+F9: Output a field symbol {}.

F10: Displays shortcut keys for the Ribbon and menu bar.

F11: Select a field symbol.

ALT+F11: Opens the Debug window.

F12: Save file as.

CTRL+F12: Open the file.

Note: These function keys are tested correctly in Word 2007. There are some differences in other versions.