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Article contributed by Dave Rado Word has a built-in command ListCommands, which produces a table of all the Word commands with their current key and menu assignments. However, it does not list the commands using their actual names; nor does it include descriptions of what the commands actually do. Various sites on the web list the default shortcuts, but again, most don't list the commands using their correct names; most don't list those commands which are not assigned to a shortcut by default – but which you might well want to assign to one, or to assign to a menu; or which you might want to intercept using a macro; and some don't list full descriptions of what the commands do.
Each command is listed with a description of what it does; in many cases a much fuller description than that which Word itself displays when you scroll through the commands (by selecting Tools + Macros + Macros, and selecting “Word commands” under “Macros in”). The hyperlinks at the top right of the sheet are to help you with navigation. If you just want to know about the most useful shortcuts, and why they are so useful, see Some of the most useful Word shortcuts If you want to assign some of the unassigned commands to a menu or shortcut,
see: If you want to create a macro to intercept one of the commands, see: |
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