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From: e125 on 15 Jun 2008 19:12 I should have been more clear, my apologies. I would like to get to the center of a line without using a mouse. Just as one can navigate immediately to the end of a line or the beginning using the "home" and "end" key, how can one get to the middle in one stroke? I do tons of tedious edits in a document and this would save me loads of time. Gratefully, e125 "StevenM" wrote: > I'm not for sure this is what you hand in mind, but for what it might be worth. > > Common Shortcuts > Ctrl-Z undo an action > Ctrl-Home move to beginning of a document > Ctrl-End move to the end of a document > Ctrl-A select the whole document > Ctrl-Shift-F8 & arrow keys select a vertical block of text > Ctrl-B apply bold formatting > Ctrl-I apply italic formatting > Ctrl- equal apply subscript formatting > Ctrl-Shift-Plus apply superscript formatting > Crtl-X cut text or graphics to clipboard > Ctrl-C copy text or graphics to clipboard > Ctrl-V paste clipboard contents > Ctrl-Shift-Hyphen insert a non-breaking hyphen > Ctrl-Shift-Space insert a non-breaking space > Tab move to the next cell in a table > Shift-Tab move to the previous cell in a table > Ctrl-Tab insert tab in table cell > Alt-Ctrl-M insert a comment > Ctrl-K insert hyperlink > Ctrl-F open Find dialog menu > Ctrl-H open Find & Replace dialog menu > Ctrl-G open Goto dialog menu > double-click on header/footer opens view header/footer > Alt-F11 open VBA editor > Ctrl-Alt-P switch to page layout view > Shift-F9 toggle display of field codes for whole document > > Steven Craig Miller > > "e125" wrote: > > > I am trying to figure out the most efficient way to navigate through a word > > document. > > > > Tips are most welcome. > > > > With Gratitude, > > E125
From: StevenM on 15 Jun 2008 19:54
E125, If you assign the following macro to a shortcut key, it will move your cursor to the center of the line. Sub MoveCursorToCenterOfLine() Dim nCount As Long Selection.Bookmarks("\line").Range.Select nCount = Selection.Characters.Count / 2 Selection.Collapse wdCollapseStart Selection.Move wdCharacter, nCount End Sub Steven Craig Miller "e125" wrote: > I should have been more clear, my apologies. I would like to get to the > center of a line without using a mouse. Just as one can navigate immediately > to the end of a line or the beginning using the "home" and "end" key, how can > one get to the middle in one stroke? I do tons of tedious edits in a document > and this would save me loads of time. > > Gratefully, > e125 > > "StevenM" wrote: > > > I'm not for sure this is what you hand in mind, but for what it might be worth. > > > > Common Shortcuts > > Ctrl-Z undo an action > > Ctrl-Home move to beginning of a document > > Ctrl-End move to the end of a document > > Ctrl-A select the whole document > > Ctrl-Shift-F8 & arrow keys select a vertical block of text > > Ctrl-B apply bold formatting > > Ctrl-I apply italic formatting > > Ctrl- equal apply subscript formatting > > Ctrl-Shift-Plus apply superscript formatting > > Crtl-X cut text or graphics to clipboard > > Ctrl-C copy text or graphics to clipboard > > Ctrl-V paste clipboard contents > > Ctrl-Shift-Hyphen insert a non-breaking hyphen > > Ctrl-Shift-Space insert a non-breaking space > > Tab move to the next cell in a table > > Shift-Tab move to the previous cell in a table > > Ctrl-Tab insert tab in table cell > > Alt-Ctrl-M insert a comment > > Ctrl-K insert hyperlink > > Ctrl-F open Find dialog menu > > Ctrl-H open Find & Replace dialog menu > > Ctrl-G open Goto dialog menu > > double-click on header/footer opens view header/footer > > Alt-F11 open VBA editor > > Ctrl-Alt-P switch to page layout view > > Shift-F9 toggle display of field codes for whole document > > > > Steven Craig Miller > > > > "e125" wrote: > > > > > I am trying to figure out the most efficient way to navigate through a word > > > document. > > > > > > Tips are most welcome. > > > > > > With Gratitude, > > > E125 |