

Now my life is full of the happy click-clack of keys whipping through my work with ease. In my moment of clarity, I remembered that when you hover your mouse over any command in an Office program, a pop up appears explaining what action the button performs AND gives you the associated keyboard shortcut: We even went ahead and compiled them into a beautiful, printable cheatsheet and infographic.

If weve piqued your interest, keep reading because, in this post, we share 79 of nearly 100 Microsoft Word keyboard shortcuts. …until I finally stopped all the negative talk and got smart. Well, you learn Word shortcuts and hacks, of course Its the easiest way to save the most time in Word. So there I was, a disgruntled panda grumbling away in my head for months about how long it took me to perform this command… The challenge is this: when I switch to Full Page View, and the Quick Access Toolbar is no longer visible, the Mini Toolbar (available via hovering or right clicking) does not contain the Clear Formatting option – see: Because of that I’ve added a number of commands to my Quick Access Toolbar for easy access including the Clear All Formatting button. I like to work in OneNote with the Ribbon minimized to maximize the amount of the page that is visible. I spent the majority of my workday toggling between Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Lync, and Microsoft SharePoint – but the one program I never shut down – even after business hours are over – is Microsoft OneNote. I love keyboard shortcuts! My top three favourite keyboard shortcuts that I use every single day and could not live without are:
