

On the Home tab in the Ribbon, click the bullet list button, as shown at the top of the page. Position the cursor where you want to insert the bullet list. You can also create a keyboard shortcut that runs a Word command, as described on the Productivity Portfolio site. The Microsoft Word keyboard shortcut key to create a bullet is Ctrl + Shift + L. Microsoft lays out the keyboard route to toolbars, task panes, menus, and dialog boxes on the Word 2003 Help & How-to Site. Here are a few more-obscure keystroke combinations for formatting Word docs: Please let me know if there is any alternate way to assign bullets & Select the bullet style of our own wish without using Mouse. In Word 2013, I can only apply bullet using the Short Cut F10, not able choose the Bullet Style. But this is not effective as it was in Word 2010. Also, I've assigned Shift + F10 for Bullets.
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Select a location with a file you want, then select a file and click Open. Friends, I have recently came to know how to assign Short Cuts to Word 2013. Open a Document: Click the File tab and select Open, or press Ctrl + O. Popular Word formatting shortcuts include Shift+Enter to add a line break, Ctrl+Enter to add a page break, and Shift+Ctrl+Spacebar to add a non-breaking space. Word 2013 Basic Quick Reference Guide The Word 2013 Program Screen Undo: The Fundamentals Create a Blank Document: Click the File tab, select New, and click Blank document or, press Ctrl + N. The most recent addition to my shortcuts.txt file is Microsoft's extensive list of keystroke commands for Word 2002, 2003, and 2007. About two years ago, I explained how to create an easy-to-open text file listing all the keyboard shortcuts you're ever likely to need. Just what you need, a dozen more keystroke combinations to try to remember. You can even apply a hanging indent by pressing Ctrl+T or remove it by pressing Shift+Ctrl+T. Once the hand appears, you can left click, and easily drag the item (or line) up or down the list. For any list that is numbered, bulleted, or has a checkbox at the beginning of each line-if you hover over the number number or checkbox-you will see a little hand appear. Allen Wyatt's WordTips site provides a great list of keyboard shortcuts for altering a paragraph's spacing (Ctrl+1 for single space, Ctrl+2 for double space), alignment (Ctrl+L aligns left, Ctrl+R right, Ctrl+E centered, Ctrl+J justified), and indents (Ctrl+M one tab space, Shift+Ctrl+M minus one tab space). Its not as elegant as alt + shift + arrow (up or down), but here is the workaround I just discovered. Most of us rely on a mouse to make format changes in Word, but we can reformat Word docs just as easily using some of the program's more obscure keyboard shortcuts.īack in 2008, I described how to copy and paste only a paragraph's formatting, not its text.

There is also a video that you can watch. This is especially true in organizations attempting to apply singular style conventions. In this tutorial, you'll learn 5 simple ways to add bullet points in Excel cells (including a handy shortcut). Whenever two or more people work on the same Microsoft Word document, there are bound to be formatting conflicts.
