Note that the Shift+Tab functionality assumes that one of the
following options is checked:

For Word 2000 and earlier: Tools Options, Edit tab: "Tabs and
backspace set left indent."

For Word 2002 and later: Tools AutoCorrect, AutoFormat As You Type
tab: "Set first and left indent with tabs and backspaces."

If the appropriate option is cleared, Shift+Tab is no different from
Tab.

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"rajkohli" wrote in message
...
Only 0% computer people around me know about this. This is use to
move back
as you move forward by pressing TAB.

To use this, you have to use a combination of SHIFT+TAB.

Hope this information will be sufficient as you can use this method
to move
backward as you move forward pressing TAB.

Let us know!

"suz" wrote:

There are two keys on the tab button I am aware that the forward
one moves to
a standard or defined position but what does the back arrow mean??
Thanks