Microsoft Word Keyboard Shortcuts

Bold	CTRL+B
Change case	SHIFT+F3
Copy	CTRL+C
Delete a word	CTRL+BACKSPACE
Find and replace	CTRL+F
Go to page, section, line, etc.	CTRL+G
Go to the beginning of the document	CTRL+HOME
Go to the end of the document	CTRL+END
Insert a hyperlink	CTRL+K
Italicize	CTRL+I
Open	CTRL+O

Microsoft Publisher Keyboard Shortcuts

Add a page after the current page	CTRL+SHIFT+N
Begin a new paragraph	ENTER
Check spelling	F7
Copy	CTRL+C
Copy formatting	CTRL+SHIFT+C
Create a new publication	CTRL+N
End one line and begin another without starting a new paragraph	SHIFT+ENTER
Go to page...	F5
Insert a hyperlink for the selected object on a Web page	CTRL+K
Make transparent or opaque	CTRL+T
Move between the background and the foreground page	CTRL+M
Move between the current page view and actual size view	F9

Microsoft Outlook Keyboard Shortcuts

Check for new mail	F5 or CTRL+M
Copy	CTRL+C
Delete a word	CTRL+BACKSPACE
Delete an e-mail message, contact, calendar item, or task	CTRL+D
Make the Find a Contact box active	F11
Mark an e-mail message as read	CTRL+Q
Open a contact	CTRL+SHIFT+C
Open a meeting request	CTRL+SHIFT+Q
Open a task	CTRL+SHIFT+K
Open an appointment	CTRL+SHIFT+A
Open an e-mail message	CTRL+SHIFT+M
Open the address book	CTRL+SHIFT+B

Microsoft FrontPage Keyboard Shortcuts

Bold	CTRL+B
Copy	CTRL+C
Create a hyperlink	CTRL+K
Create a new page	CTRL+N
Create an AutoThumbnail of the selected picture	CTRL+T
Display HTML tags	CTRL+/
Display the Microsoft Script Editor	SHIFT+ALT+F11
Italic	CTRL+I
Open	CTRL+O
Paste	CTRL+V

Microsoft Excel Keyboard Shortcuts

Alternate between displaying cell values and displaying cell formulas	CTRL+` (single left quotation mark)
Calculate all sheets in all open workbooks	F9
Calculate the active worksheet	SHIFT+F9
Copy	CTRL+C
Create a chart that uses the current range	F11 or ALT+F1
Display the Format Cells dialog box	CTRL+1
Display the Go To dialog box	F5
Fill the selected cell range with the current entry	CTRL+ENTER
Insert the current time	CTRL+:
Insert today's date	CTRL+;
Move to the beginning of the worksheet	CTRL+HOME
Move to the last cell on the worksheet, which is the cell at the intersection of the rightmost used column and the bottommost used row (in the lower-right corner), or the cell opposite the home cell, which is typically A1	CTRL+END
Open	CTRL+O