Word allows you to customize its interface to your heart's content. One of the things you can customize is the assignment of shortcut keys. Word comes with a pre-defined set of shortcut key assignments that you can use to accomplish specific tasks or to apply different editing and formatting features. You can customize these shortcut keys, as desired.
At some point you may want to reset the formatting of your shortcut keys. To do this, follow these steps:
Figure 1. The Customize Keyboard dialog box.
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2016-12-22 16:47:36
Nick Fortune
I have windows system 10; and I have recently lost all my shortcut keys.
Can you tell me if there is a way that I can reinstall my Short Cut Keys?
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