There are many more, for instance to hide field codes you can press Alt+F9. (it also comes in handy when you hit Caps Lock by mistake). You will obviously have to highlight the words first. Shift + F3: Here's a cool one, use it to toggle between Capitalize Each Word and ALL CAPS and back to normal case. Shift + Down or Shift + Up can also be used to highlight in the corresponding directions.Ĭtrl + B: Use this to bold text or remove bold.Ĭtrl +I: Use this to change the style to italics or remove it.Ĭtrl + U: Yes, you guessed it, this will underline or remove underline. You can use the arrow keys to get the cursor where you want it to be then either highlight characters to the left or the right. Shift + Right/ Shift + Left: Use this to highlight single characters at a time. For example, if you used the name Paul instead of Peter, you can type Paul in the search area and Peter where it says “Replace With.” You can use the same search tool to replace a particular word. Another shortcut to achieve the same is Ctrl + F. Type the word in the search box and you will be directed to that section with the word you typed highlighted. A popup will appear with all the statistics.į5: If you have a large chunk of text and you’re looking for a particular section, instead of scanning through the entire document searching for a particular word in that section, simply press F5 and a search tool will appear.
Ctrl + Shift + G: Do you want to see the word count and all the other details like the number of lines and characters? Go ahead and hit that combination.
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