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“Ctrl + Up Arrow” Shortcut key is used in Microsoft Word to move the cursor one paragraph up.

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The keyboard shortcut to open an existing file in Microsoft Word is Ctrl+O.

You can also open a document in Word by double-clicking its icon in Windows. 

Here are some other keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Word: 

Ctrl+N: Opens a new or blank document

Ctrl+S: Saves the document

Ctrl+W: Closes the document

Ctrl+A: Selects all contents of the page

Ctrl+B: Bolds highlighted selection

Ctrl+C: Copies selected text

Ctrl+X: Cuts selected text

Ctrl+P: Opens the print window

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Ctrl+5 changes to 1.5 line spacing.

Pressing Ctrl+2 changes to double line spacing.

Pressing Ctrl+1 will give you single-line spacing.

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In MS Word 2007, SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW is used to extend the selection of text one character to the right.

SHIFT+LEFT ARROW is used to extend the selection of one character to the left side.

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Ctrl + N is universally used to create a new file/email in most programs (e.g., Outlook, Gmail, Word).

In Microsoft Outlook: Pressing Ctrl + N opens a new email window.

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The Shift key is used with letter keys to type uppercase letters.

It also allows access to the upper symbols on keys (like @, #, etc.).

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• The Taskbar is used for: Navigation programs, Switching between programs and Starting a program.
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• Taskbar elements. The Start button, a button that invokes the Start menu
• Ctrl + Esc displays the hidden task bar. 

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The shortcut Alt + F9 displays field codes in Microsoft Word.

It allowing you to view and edit the underlying codes of fields such as dates, page numbers, or references.

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