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If you use fields in your documents, there may be times when you want to select the fields quickly. Word provides a way you can do this using two handy shortcut keys:
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2021-03-11 08:47:35
Allen
On a laptop you typically need to hold down the Fn key as you press one of the function keys. So, press Fn+F11 and you should be set.
-Allen
2021-03-11 03:29:39
Viviane
Hi, I knew the F11 since .... a long time. Now, I've got a Laptop since 6 month, and here, F11 switches airplane mode on and of, and shift+F11 does nothing. Is there another shortcut for jumping from field do field now? or can I somehow kick the airplane-feature?
thanks
Viviane
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