Your cursor is in exactly the correct place to assign a new shortcut key to this option. This symbol will disappear as soon as you move towards the option you require, don’t worry its fine.
Select the strikethrough option in the effects area.The plus in the ‘qwerty’ keyboard will not work.Ī flower like symbol appears that represents where your mouse arrow is and that you are now in the customizing keyboard mode. Hold down the CTRL and the ALT keys and press the PLUS key on the number pad all the way to the right of your keyboard.Or you could use the shortcut key CTRL+D. This will result in this dialog box appearing. You can access this by selecting the tiny arrow at the bottom right hand side of the Font section on the Home Tab. You don’t need any text to set the shortcut key up.īegin by opening up the Font dialog box. Well there isn’t one at the moment but after reading this tip you will be making your own shortcut keys for all the affects you need to use quickly. They were very happy with the answer but then said that they also required a shortcut key to use the strikethrough effect. Using them again will take off the setting of a highlighted word. Bold is CTRL+b, Underlined is CTRL+u, italic is CTRL+i. And could you use these to change the settings before you even start to type too. I had a student approach me the other day who asked if there were shortcut keys to change a highlighted word into bold or underlined or even italic.
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