Handy MS Word shortcuts
I've had this floating around since 8/20/05, meaning to post it.
MS Word Shortcuts
Shift-F3 = change case (cycles thru the optoins)
Cntrl-“=” = subscript
Cntrl-“+” = superscript [supposedly cntrl-shift-“+”]
Cntrl-t = hanging indent
Cntrl-e = center
Cntrl-1 = SS
Cntrl-2 = DS
Cntrl-5 = 1.5 spacing
Shift-F4 = repeat “find”
Cntrl-shift-“*” = show nonprinting characters (e.g. printing, spaces)
Shift-F1 = review text formatting
Cntrl-F4 = close document
--GG
posted by Gye Greene @ 12:34 PM
2 Comments:
VIM Shortcuts, less features, simpler to implement though ;-)
:%s/[a-z]/\U&/g = change case upper
:%s/[A-Z]/\L&/g = change case lower
N/A = subscript
N/A = superscript
No simple method that I've ever found = hanging indent
Manually spacing = center
:%s/\n\n*/\r/g = SS
:%s/\n/\r\r/g = DS
N/A = 1.5 spacing
// = repeat “find”
N/A = show nonprinting characters (e.g. printing, spaces)
N/A = review text formatting
:q = close document
For the readers: VIM is a text editor (e.g. notepad, wordpad for the Microsoft crowd). Tons of other options exist, e.g. Emacs. But Dave apparently uses VIM. :)
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