Repeat this for each blank space until to reach your desired effect is reached. Open the awards package or evaluation, and highlight a blank space and press “Ctrl” and “V” at the same time and watch the space shrink.
Next, press “Ctrl” and “C” at the same time.ĥ. This appears to be half of a typical blank space.Ĥ. 2009 will disappear and a blank space will be left. Highlight “2009”, and press “Alt” and “X” key at the same time. Open Microsoft Word or a new email in Outlook.ģ. Typically, this calls for an overhaul of the bullet to try and get that extra space. Missing an ‘s’ on the last word, but out of room In fact, one of my friends asked me if this was some “Swordfish hacker voodoo”. Sometimes, when working on an awards package or evaluation, you just need one more space to fit a word that will make a bullet come together…well my awesome admin taught me there is a way to make this happen that feels like magic.
This thread suggests doing so the usual way.(Updated: 30 December 2020, with ability to copy spaces at the end) However, I am having trouble figuring it out in Word for Mac 2016. I had a keyboard shortcut set up for this in Word 2011. So bookmark the page and the next time you start composing or editing a document in Microsoft Word, you can complete your tasks much quicker. Like our other keyboard shortcuts lists, this one for Word on Mac is great to have at your fingertips. Show the shortcut menu for a selected item: Shift + F10 Wrapping it up. These 45 keyboard shortcuts work in the Word program on PCs and Macs, though you’ll need to swap out any instance of “Ctrl” with “Command” when on a Mac. Use Option-Command-W to close all currently active app windows. Closes the active window you are currently in. When you highlight something and press the Command-C key, you have a copy in your “clipboard.” Command- V. Highlight text and press Command-X to cut.
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