SSuite Office Software

Become a word processor power-user in the following, very easy, and simple steps. The following keyboard short-cuts work for the majority of word processors:

• CTRL + O - Open an existing document
• CTRL + N - Start a new document
• CTRL + S - Save current doucment
• CTRL + P - Quick Print current document

• CTRL + X - Cut selected text to the clipboard
• CTRL + C - Copy selected text to the clipboard
• CTRL + V - Paste selected text from clipboard

• CTRL + 1 - Make the linespacing 1
• CTRL + 2 - Make the linespacing 2 or Double Space
• CTRL + 5 - Make the linespacing 1.5 or one and a half times

• CTRL + B - Make text bold in style
• CTRL + I - Make text italic in style
• CTRL + U - Make text underlined in style
• CTRL + A - Select all the text in the current document
• CTRL + SHIFT + A - Sets the current text selection to "ALL CAPS"
• CTRL + SHIFT + L - Step through the bullet style you want by toggling the L

• CTRL + F - Find selected word in a document
• F3 - Find next  word that was selected
• CTRL + R - Find and Replace selected word in a document

• Home - Go to the start of a line where the cursor is currenly located
• End - Go to the end of a line where the cursor is currently located
• Page Up - Move the visible page one screen-view up
• Page Down - Move the visible page one screen-view down
• Insert - Overwrite the current text without moving the characters forward
• Delete - Delete all forward characters from the current cursor position

Some more unknown and under-used keyboard / mouse short-cuts:

• CTRL + Home - Move the cursor to the start of a document, character 1 - line 1
• CTRL + End - Move the cursor the the end of a document, last character, last line

• Double-mouse-click on a single word to select it
• Triple-mouse-click to select the whole paragraph
• Hold down the left mouse-button, and scroll up or down to custom zoom your document text to your liking
• Move the current text selection with your mouse, by holding down the left-mouse button and drag and drop it

SSuite Word Processors Only  --  CTRL + H - Open document history