Here's the solution to last week's challenge on positioning the cursor at the beginning of a Word document. This week, we're testing your general Office expertise: How do you display an icon's keyboard shortcut?
Last week we asked…
How do you position the cursor above a table in a Word document, when that table is the first thing in the document? Many of you responded with the answer I was looking for, but rcriswell was the first to respond: Press [Ctrl]+[Home] to position the cursor at the beginning of the table, and then press [Enter] to insert a new blank line and push the table or graphic down. A few of you knew other tricks for getting the job done:
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warrior114: Press [Ctrl]+[Shift] and then press enter.
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bkreamer: Select the table and then choose Split Table from the Table menu.
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RayG314: Press PageUp and then press Enter. That works!
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Falysi: Insert a page break.
Thanks to everyone for a great challenge!