Software

Generally, if you go to the Help --> Index and type in "shortcuts" or "keyboard shortcuts", then you may find some shortcuts (if the documentators added them in the help list).

An alternative would be to go to each of the toolbar options at thetop and compile your own list of shortcuts.

Here's a good article on the subject:
http://www.signcraft.com/MJackson119.pdf

check this out:
www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1898,00.asp

for MS WOR
PRESS ALT+F8, IN THE MACROS IN LIST BOX CHOOSE WORD COMMANDS.
CHOOSE THE 'ListCommands' macro and press the Run button.
Choose the 'All Word Commands' option and click ok!
goodluck

Here is a list of most of the main ones. Maybe build on it for your purposes.

http://www.computerhope.com/shortcut.htm

Weneva i get software without a manuale I get a pice of paper and not down all te differnt key combonations. It might sound abvoius and it is a littkle time consuming but it is worth it. Firt test allthe starnd function, Crtl-Z for undo, Crtl-S for save and so on. Then try out the funtion keys, F1 is usally always help. Then for example if it is a wordproc prog. type somethign and higlight it and then press Crtl and every letter, ntoing if and which ones have an efect. Then repeat with Alt and again with Ctrl-Alt. Well thats about it really, although if its a decent bit of software you can uslly find shortcut listings in the online manule, on the company website. Otherwise give what I said a go