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What does the back arrow on the tab key mean?
Does anyone know?
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What does the back arrow on the tab key mean?
You use the tab key to tab forward, and the Tab+Shift keys together to Tab
backwards. Hope this helps -- Brian McCaffery "pwleslie" wrote: Does anyone know? |
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What does the back arrow on the tab key mean?
It represents the shifted action of the key. Shift+Tab moves the insertion
point backward in some specific situations (such as in tables, where Tab takes you to the next cell and Shift+Tab to the previous cell). It can also be used to promote outline levels if you have this feature enabled. It does *not*, as you may have been told, "tab backward" in ordinary text (it can't behave like the Margin Release on a typewriter, for example). -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "pwleslie" wrote in message ... Does anyone know? |
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