[Zviad Museliani[_2_]]

Hi!
I got an idea!!! Just want to make my (not only my) work easier! so if you a
writer or often compose wide text letters or something like that youll
understand me, and share my opinion that this new feature that I offer to add
to Microsoft Word Will be really useful and practical and will help to save
not little time.
Theres no need to add a new button to any toolbar it maybe only keyboard
shortcut so I need this feature to help me when Im editing and correcting
text stylistically.
So, listen!
I offer a Kay combination CTRL +Q to exchange places with selected word (or
a word next to cursor), so how?
Down with mouse! Hail to keyboard!!!
I am Zviad Museliani. Computer programs Teacher. From The Republic of Georgia.


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[Stefan Blom]

Note that the Ctrl+Q shortcut, by default, is assigned to the ResetPara
command.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Zviad Museliani" wrote:

Hi!
I got an idea!!! Just want to make my (not only my) work easier! so if you a
writer or often compose wide text letters or something like that youll
understand me, and share my opinion that this new feature that I offer to add
to Microsoft Word Will be really useful and practical and will help to save
not little time.
Theres no need to add a new button to any toolbar it maybe only keyboard
shortcut so I need this feature to help me when Im editing and correcting
text stylistically.
So, listen!
I offer a Kay combination CTRL +Q to exchange places with selected word (or
a word next to cursor), so how?
Down with mouse! Hail to keyboard!!!
I am Zviad Museliani. Computer programs Teacher. From The Republic of Georgia.


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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
click "I Agree" in the message pane.

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