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• #Microsoft word 2008 for mac keyboard shortcuts windows

(as in most any other OS X dialog).Īs you can see, there are some very non-standard keyboard shortcuts there, but they do all work as described. Undo: Command-U (and no, Command-Z won’t work).However, as long as the Spelling and Grammar function is active, it will trap Command-O and use it to present the Options screen. Check Grammar: Command-K (toggles checkbox on and off).Otherwise, use the Up and Down Arrow keys to select the desired word, then press Return. Please see the updated post Mathematical Symbols in Word for Mac for a screencast describing the current best method (in my opinion). If you want the first suggested word, just press Return. Some of the methods in this article do not work in Microsot Word for Mac 2011. Instead, you’ll need to use this keyboard sequence: Command-E, which moves the focus to the Suggestions box. I was always able to do this in Windows, along with using a keyboard shortcut to 'Redefine Style.' In the Mac 2008 version, I can access the. Change: Because there may be several possible replacements, it seems there’s no simple shortcut here. Not a shortcut to bring up the 'Style' dialog box so that I can then choose the style and press the 'Modify.' button, but a direct shortcut to modify the style of whatever text happens to be selected.To navigate your Word or Excel-this hint doesn’t seem to work for Entourage or PowerPoint-Spelling and Grammar dialog box using the keyboard, use these keys: For the most part, the shortcuts actually copy those from the Windows’ version of Office. But there are some program functions, like Word Count, that don't have shortcuts. It turns out, though, that there are keyboard shortcuts they’re just not documented. As regular Business Hacks readers know, I'm a big fan of using keyboard shortcuts-especially in Microsoft Word.

#Microsoft word 2008 for mac keyboard shortcuts windows

On most Windows versions of Word, press Alt+Shift+D to automatically add. If you use Microsoft Office-either the 2004 or 2008 version-you may be annoyed that there aren’t any keyboard shortcuts available in the Spelling and Grammar dialog box that’s used to, well, check the spelling and grammar in your document. Microsoft Word includes keyboard shortcuts for quickly inserting the current date and time into your documents and memos.