Keyboard Shortcuts

As with every application, you will use certain functions more frequently than others. Save time by using these keyboard shortcuts:

Use the Ctrl-Pgup and Ctrl-Pgdn keys to cycle back and forth through all of the available page views (Normal, HTML, and Preview).
If you need to move back and forth between pages, use the Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab keys.
You can display the HTML tags in the Normal view by hitting Ctrl-/.

If you hold down the Alt key while clicking inside of a table, you can select individual cells. Then you can copy/cut and paste those cells elsewhere.

Ctrl + K.: EDITING HYPERLINKS WHEN SPELL CHECKER HAS IDENTIFIED TEXT AS MISSPELLED (All Versions)

If your hyperlink text triggers the spell-checker the text will get a red squiggly line under it and when you right mouse click on the link, you'll see spell checking options but not the hyperlink options.

To edit the hyperlink, highlight the hyperlink text and press Ctrl + K. This will open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box and you can edit your hyperlink.

Reference

Activity	Shortcut Keys
Create a hyperlink	CTRL+K
Display HTML tags	CTRL+/
Create an AutoThumbnail of the selected picture	CTRL+T
Preview a page in a Web browser	CTRL+SHIFT+B
Display the Microsoft Script Editor	SHIFT+ALT+F11
Create a new page	CTRL+N
Bold	CTRL+B
Italic	CTRL+I
Underline	CTRL+U
Copy	CTRL+C
Paste	CTRL+V
Undo	CTRL+Z
Save	CTRL+S
Print	CTRL+P
Open	CTRL+O

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