Hilmar,

You may also find useful the MS Word Help "Keyboard shortcuts" section where all default shortcuts are listed.


>Today I stumbled on the following by accident. It seems extremely useful.
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>By pressing Alt-Shift-Up or Alt-Shift-Down, the entire paragraph that contains the cursor is selected, and moved up or down, to the previous or next paragraph.
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>This quick shortcut can save several steps that would otherwise be required to do the same thing.
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>Here are some other useful shortcuts, which are not found readily:
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Shift-F5 will put the cursor back where it was before the last major cursor movement command. Also: Word saves the cursor position when saving a document. You can open a document and press Shift-F5 to go back to where the cursor was before. (Alas, newer versions of Word will not save a document if there are no changes.)
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Shift-F3 will change the case of the word under the cursor (or the selected text).