Re: Keyboard Shortcuts for Underlining in Word.

These are the same keystrokes, Daniel. You're just describing some of the same keystrokes in a different way.

Bruce

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On Tue, 29 Nov 2005, Yardbird wrote:

I'm not sure why some special key commands are needed.  For what situations
are these useful?  When I want to apply attributes such as underlining, or
bolding, or italics to text, I either press control plus the letter for that
attribute (u, b, or i) before I type, then do the same to turn off the
effect when that passage is finished, or, to apply an attribute to something
I've already typed, select the relevant portion of text and then press
control u, or b, or i.  So what are these more complex keystrokes meant to
accomplish or help with?

Thanks.
attreityer like
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wade Hemmelrick" <cybershark35@xxxxxxx>
To: <jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 5:14 PM
Subject: Keyboard Shortcuts for Underlining in Word.


In Word, CTRL+SHIFT+D double underlines selected text. CTRL+U does the
single underline. Also, CTRL+SHIFT+W underlines words, but not spaces. All
three keystrokes are also toggles. So you can turn them on at the beginning
of the desired text, and turn them off again at the end of the text.--WH
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