Microsoft Word is, by far, the most widely used word processing program in the world today. You really need to know how to use it whether you are a business owner, an employee, or a student. However, while Word is fairly intuitive, there are a LOT of features built into it that you may not know about.
Here’s an example: in a Word document, put your cursor at the end of a word. Hold down Shift, and tap the left arrow on your keyboard a few times. You can highlight a whole word that way. I just thought of that one because I used it this past week.
Another one: Hold down Ctrl, and click on any word in a sentence. The entire sentence is highlighted, no matter how long it is or how many lines it carries over.
Word is filled with these little tricks to make your word processing tasks easier. Fortunately, some nice people at various organizations have been nice enough to itemize these shortcuts and tips into cheat sheets. I found some good ones and you can access them at the links below, depending on what version of Word you use.
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