Move Speedily through your MS Word 2007 Document Paragraphs

• by Carol Bratt on 20081126 @ 09:52PM EST | google it | send to friends
• Filed under Carol's Corner Office | (related terms: paragraph, keys, alt)

As you all know, I am all about less time and keystrokes and so I particularly like this tip.

You can move paragraphs in your MS Word document using just your keys. Follow the steps below to learn how:

1. Place your cursor at the beginning of a paragraph.
    
2. Hold down Alt + Shift.
    
3. Now use the Arrow keys to move the text up or down.

You can use Alt + Ctrl to select and entire paragraph.

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