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To view common symbols like currency, basic mathematical symbols and Greek letters, select the Insert tab in the ribbon and click on the Symbol button: select a character to insert it: Tip: show this menu with the AltN, U keyboard shortcut (type an extra M to show them all)..or click More symbols at the bottom to show all special characters available to Windows.

Tips: The quickest way to go Double-click to insert any letter and hit Esc to return to Word.

Notice that Microsoft keeps track of your Recently used symbols on a separate row.

When a symbol is selected, its keyboard shortcut (if any) is shown at the bottom (like hitting the CtrlAltE hotkey to insert the Euro currency symbol - see screenshot above).

You can assign a custom keystroke to any symbol you use regularly: select it in the listing, and click on Shortcut Key.

Type your keyboard shortcut, click Assign, and then Close.

The AutoCorrect button lets you create instead a text sequence that will be auto-replaced with the symbol when you type it - like the built-in - that becomes an arrow once you press Space.) Click on the Special Characters tab at the top to insert symbols that dont belong to a specific font, like nonbreaking spaces, dashes (long hyphens), quotes, etc.

Shortcut For Microsoft Word 2010 Windows 7 Web Dev

There too, click AutoCorrect or Shortcut Key to give the selected entry its own auto-replacement sequence or hotkey -- Email AOL Mail Gmail Hotmail Yahoo Mail MS Office Excel 2010 OneNote 2010 Outlook 2010 Word 2010 OS Devices Kindle Fire Windows 7 Web Dev C and.NET JavaScript jQuery Copyright 2016 SsTut, all rights reserved About Legal Privacy Sitemap Feedback Tutorial last updated on December 8, 2012.

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