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#Keyboard shortcut for italics windows
The control+ shortcuts I don’t cover hereīe careful Blogging Brexit Business Celebration Computers Copy-typing Copyediting Ebooks Errors Ethics Excel Facebook Guest posts Iris Murdoch Jobs Language use Localisation Marketing New skills Newsletters Organisation PowerPoint proofreading Prosopagnosia Punctuation Reading Reference materials Reviews SEO Short cuts Skillset Small Business Chat Social media Students Trados Transcription Troublesome pairs Twitter Uncategorized Volunteering What Do I Do? Why bother Windows Word WordPress Writingīook Reviews - Maya Angelou - "And Still I Rise" and Warsan Shire - "Bless the Daughter Raised by a Voice in her He… /i/web/status/1… - 16 hours ago Which are your favourite keyboard shortcuts? Go on – admit it: did you really know ALL of these shortcuts? They’ll save you a few mouse clicks and I find some to be a lot quicker and more useful than the other methods you can use to get the same results. It also works if you typed in a URL and the page is taking ages to load – Control-Z will cancel the operationĬtrl-Y – REDO – lots of people know about Ctrl-Z, but did you know that you can redo an operation that you’ve undone by hitting Control-Y? Keyboard shortcuts for open / new / print / saveĬtrl-N – if you want to open a new document in Word, Excel, etc., or a new browser window, pressing Control + n will do that for youĬtrl-O – To open a document, wherever you are on your computer, pressing Control + o will open Windows Explorer so you can find and open your documentĬtrl-S – To open up Windows Explorer and save your document, pressing Control + s will save you clicking with your mouseĬtrl-P – Want to print? Open up a printer dialogue box using Control + p Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.), pressing Control + h will open up the find and replace window which allows you to change a particular string of text into another particular string of text (I will be writing about this in more detail soon)Ĭtrl-G – in documents with pages, pressing Control + g will allow you to navigate to a particular page Keyboard shortcuts for undoing and redoingĬtrl-Z – UNDO – if you want to undo what you’ve just done, hitting Control-Z has the same effect as hitting that little backwards arrow in your toolbar. In each case, highlight the text you want to change, and press these keys:Ĭtrl-B – to turn non-bold text into bold OR take the emboldening off a section of text, press Control + bĬtrl-I – to turn non-italic text into italics OR take the italicisation off a section of text, press Control + iĬtrl-U – to underline text OR take underlining away from a section of text, press Control + u Keyboard shortcuts for Find, Goto and ReplaceĬtrl-F – almost everywhere, pressing Control + f will open up a window to allow you to find a string of text (see this article for more detail)Ĭtrl-H – in any document where you can replace text (i.e.
Keyboard shortcuts for bold, italics and underline Keyboard shortcuts for copying and pasting:Ĭtrl-C – COPY Highlight the text you want to copy (leaving it where it is but making a copy you can paste elsewhere) and hit Control + cĬtrl-X – CUT Highlight the text you want to cut out of your text (and maybe paste elsewhere) and hit Control + xĬtrl-V – PASTE – pop the cursor where you want the text you’ve cut or copied to appear and hit Control + vĬtrl-A – HIGHLIGHT ALL – if you want to highlight all of your text in Word, Excel, etc., you can use Control + a to do soīonus shortcut: if you want to switch between ALL CAPITALS, Title Capitals and Sentence capitals on a section of text, Shft-F3 is your friend.
For each one, you need to press the Control key, usually marked Ctrl (and you might have more than on on your keyboard) then keep it pressed down while you press the second key on the keyboard). I’ll tell you what you need to do by each one. For each shortcut, you will typically need to highlight the text that you want to change if you’re doing something like changing its style or copying or cutting it, and pop the cursor in the right place if you want to paste. I’m going to categorise these into different areas for you. What keyboard shortcuts does the Control Key give you? impress your friends (maybe – depends what kind of friends you have …).
This post tells you about the other Control- or Ctrl+ keyboard shortcuts that you can use to …
Back in June, I wrote about the wonders of Control-F and how you can use this keyboard shortcut to find text in almost everything you would do on a computer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, web pages, WordPress back-end, etc., etc., etc).
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