powerpoint bullet point shortcut in notes

POWERPOINT BULLET POINT SHORTCUT IN NOTES WINDOWS

* Delete Column: Highlight a single Cell in column (Cmd + Shift + Down) then Control + Alt + delete to bring up delete Table cells dialog then Cmd+E ('E' stands for '(E)ntire column' to select delete row then Enter.

POWERPOINT BULLET POINT SHORTCUT IN NOTES WINDOWS

* Configuring `collapse up` macro in normal template: () * Endnote Shortcuts * Under Word Tools - Endnote - Cite While You Write Preferences - Keyboard Tab: see the default shortcuts * Toggle between Word and Endnote: Control+1 * Insert select citation(s): Control+2 * Find Citation: Control+7 * Edit Citations: Control+6 * Bullets * Indent bullet: Control+Shift+M * Un-indent bullet: Cmd+Shift+M * Windows * Close Window (if you have two windows open for the same document and you want to close one of them but not the document itself): Cmd+F4 *Cycle through open windows: Cmd+F6 or Cmd+Shift+` (often Cmd+` doesn't work with all open documents) * Toggle Split: Alt+Cmd+S * Tables * Delete Cells: Highlight cells and press Control+Alt+delete and then Enter * Delete Row: Highlight a single Cell in row (Cmd + Shift + Down) then Control + Alt + delete to bring up delete Table cells dialog then Cmd+R to select delete row then Enter. * Zoom with the keyboard * control+alt+mouse scroll or Control+Cmd+Mouse scroll * Assign a custom kebyboard shortcut to View - ViewZoomIn (I chose Cmd+Option+=) and View - ViewZoomOut, I chose Cmd+Option+-).

* Change case of selected text: * Command+Shift+A (toggles selection or word between lower and upper case) * Change case in menu (e.g., Cmd+Shift+/ then 'case' down, enter or assign a keyboard shortcut) permits more toggling options (e.g., sentence case) * Copy and paste formatting: Cmd+Shift+C to copy formatting and Cmd+Shift+V to paste formatting * Remove custom paragraph formatting * Click or use the shortcut key for the style for the paragraph to re-apply the paragraph style * Efficiently changing styles * Assign keyboard shortcuts to main styles * The style menu (assign a keyboard shortcut or use the help based quick search) it can be navigated by first letter of the style and then the cursor enter to apply the style. * Outline View * Activate View (I can't remember whether I customised this) * Outline View: Cmd+alt+O * Normal View: Cmd+Alt+N * Page Layout View: Cmd+Alt+P * Change heading type * Demote/Promote Heading: Tab / Shift+Tab Control+Shift+Right/Left * Normal Text: Cmd+Control+N * Move paragraphs up/down: Control+Shift+Up/Down * Expand/Collapse headings: * Control+Shift+-/+ * Control+Shift+1/2/3 to show just headings 1,2,3 * Control+Shfit+A to show all content * Assorted Text Editing * Move between words: Alt+Left/Right * Move between paragraphs: Cmd+Up/Down or Alt+Up/Down * Go to beginning/end of document: Cmd+Home/End or Cmd+Fn+Left/Right * Remove formatting: Control+Space * Breaks: * Column break: Cmd+Shift+Enter * New-line without new paragraph: Shift+Enter * Section Break: Cmd+Fn+Enter * Page break: Fn+Shift+Enter * Go back to previous location after following an internal document hyperlink: Alt+Cmd+Left/Right * Insert bullets: Cmd + Shift + L (note that this insert 'list bullet' style which is different to the 'list paragraph' style, which is what you get when you use the bullet icon in the toolbar). This post outlines the shortcut keys for an assortment of important but not so obvious shortcut keys. Some shortcuts are obvious, because they are listed in menus, but there are plenty that are not listed. When I started using Micsrosoft Word on the Mac, I needed to work out various shortcut keys.

Powerpoint bullet point shortcut in notes