One of the big time wasters in Microsoft Word is scrolling through lengthy files to move to a specific location in the document. How can you be more productive moving through Word documents? What Word navigation keyboard shortcuts will save you time?
Try these handy Microsoft Word navigation keyboard shortcuts the next time you want fast ways to move in your longer Word documents:
- Go to the end of a document: [Ctrl]+[End]
- Go to the beginning of a document: [Ctrl]+[Home]
- Go to the bottom of a screen: [Ctrl]+[Page Down]
- Go to the top of a screen: [Ctrl]+[Page Up]
- Go to a specified location (page, bookmark, section): [Ctrl]+G or [F5]
- Go back to the current and last 3 editing positions: [Shift]+[F5]
- Go to the next open document window: [Ctrl]+[F6]
- Go to specified text-Find: [Ctrl]+F
Grab your own copy of my Microsoft Word keyboard shortcut handouts to move, select, edit, and format at: TheSoftwarePro.com/Word.
© Dawn Bjork, MCT, MOSM, CSP®, The Software Pro®
Microsoft Certified Trainer, Productivity Speaker, Certified Speaking Professional
Microsoft Certified Trainer, Productivity Speaker, Certified Speaking Professional
