Perform the action for the selected Show All, Hide All, hidden text, or hyperlink. Select the previous hidden text or hyperlink, or the Browser View button at the top of a Microsoft Office Web site article. Select the next hidden text or hyperlink, or Show All or Hide All at the top of a topic. In a table of contents, expand and collapse the selected item, respectively. In a table of contents, select the next and previous item, respectively. Perform the action for the selected item.
Select the previous item in the Help task pane. Select the next item in the Help task pane. Switch between the Help task pane and Word. The faqs ma'am, just the faqs.Microsoft Word 2003 Keyboard Shortcuts - printable cheatsheet Microsoft Word 2003 Keyboard Shortcuts If a man says something and there are no women there to hear him, is he still wrong? Good Luck in your search for a solution and welcome to tek-tips!
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You may get the odd person who'll visit this thread (like myself) to see what Dale's asking about (Dale is a highly valued and respected contributor to this forum and doesn't ask many questions!) but your chances are increased by starting your own thread. You will probably (no guarantees) get better response form a subject like "Unable to save normal.dot - Word XP" The main reason for this is that your question has nothing to do with keyboard shortcuts - as shown in the subject line. The big thing is not to 'piggy back' other threads. I'm affraid I don't have a solution to your problem but I should point out a couple of things, as you're new to these forums. Dale Watson Word - Keyboard ShortCut to Insert Row in Table jpr001 (TechnicalUser) 12 Jul 03 00:02 My fellow office worker "really" appreciates having these. Simply highlight the rows first, and then use the shortcut. These shortcuts will also work on multiple rows. Insert Row: Hold down the key and hit the ` key.ĭelete Row: Hold down the key and hit the 1 key. Now, after you've created a table, you can "very easily" insert or delete rows, as follows: Use the number 1 on the top row (not the number pad).
Then in the "Name" box, change the name to: &1Delete. The ` character is the one immediately below dthe key and to the left of the number 1.ħ) While still in the "Customize" window, right-click on the "Delete Rows" icon. Then in the "Name" box (3rd from top), change the name to: &`Insert. The steps, for anyone interested, are as follows.ġ) From the menu, choose: Tools - Customize.Ģ) In the "Customize" window, click the "Commands" tab.ģ) Under "Categories" (on the left), choose "Table".Ĥ) Under "Commands" (right side), click-and-drag the "(insert) Rows" icon to one of your existing toolbars.ĥ) Do the same for the "Delete Rows" icon.Ħ) While still in the "Customize" window, right-click on the "Insert Rows" icon. In the meantime, I decided to set up a couple of icon-based keyboard shortcuts. So I'm expecting that if there are actual shortcuts, she probably would have heard about them. The person within our office who asked for these keyboard shortcuts has used Word for a considerable time.
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