Office 2000 Basics


Selecting Text
Fourth method: Use the keyboard
Many people use the keyboard to select text.
Shift+right arrow | Character to the right of the insertion point |
Shift+left arrow | Character to the left of the insertion point |
Shift+Home | All current line to the left of insertion point |
Shift+End | All current line to the right of insertion point |
Shift+PgUp | A screenful of text from insertion point up |
Shift+PgDn | A screenful of text from insertion point down |
Ctrl+Shift+ Right Arrow | One word to the right of insertion point |
Ctrl+Shift+ Left Arrow | One word to the left of insertion point |
Crtl+Shift+Home | All text from insertion point to the beginning of document |
Crtl+Shift+End | All text from insertion point to the end of document |
Alt+Ctrl+Shift+PgDn | All text from insertion point to end of the displayed window |
F8 and arrow key | From insertion point in the direction of whichever arrow is chosen; F8 turns on selection mode; press Esc to leave selection mode. |
Crtl +A | Selects entire document |