How to View a Listing of Word 2003 Shortcuts Keys

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Summary: Word has developed a series of shortcuts to more quickly perform a task or open a dialogue box through keystrokes rather than having to go through menus. To see a listing of Word-created shortcuts, check out the following steps.

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Step 1

Tools/Macro Menu

Click on Tools in the top menu bar, point to Macro, and then Macros. The Macro dialogue box will appear.
Step 2

Macro Name

On the Macro dialogue box, from the listing of macro names, scroll down to select “ListCommands”, or start typing “list” in the name box to select it.
Step 3

Macro In

Now, click the down arrow of the box next to “Macros in”, and then click on “Word Commands.”
Step 4

Run Button

Click Run and the List Commands dialogue box will appear.
Step 5

List Command Box

On the List Commands dialogue box, keep the default setting of “Current menu and keyboard settings.” Click OK, and a listing of all Word shortcuts will display in a new document.