Word for MAC

Amy Duncan wrote:

There is no F3 on a Mac.

Cetacea wrote:



Dear Amy,

I'm using both a Mac PowerBook and an iMac, and there are F keys on both of their keyboards, F1 to F12, to be exact. By the way, I'm mentioning in my post that I'm using Office for Mac 2004, which I would hardly be doing if I were working with a Windows machine...

Andrea Re wrote:
Where is the Word help? I go into "Help" when I am in word, but I get generic info in the mac, and not on word (in case you haven't guessed it yet, I am using a spanking new mac:)

[Modificato alle 2009-06-06 13:50 GMT]

Cetacea wrote:



Andrea,

When you're in Word, either hit the question mark to the right of the symbol bar, or go to the Help Menu and choose "Word Help". Both will bring up the Word Help window.

To the left of all the introductory info ("What's new", etc.), there should be a little box with a "Search" button, and above the box, it says something like "What are you looking for?" When you first go into Help, it says something like "Enter the text you're looking for" in that little box. Just delete that and type "shortcuts".

Now, all the generic stuff below "Welcome to Microsoft Word Help" will disappear, and Word should display a list of topics for you to choose from.

P.S. There is an alternative regarding capitalization: Command + Alt + C.

[Edited at 2009-06-06 14:05 GMT]

[Edited at 2009-06-06 14:15 GMT]

Cetacea wrote:



Dear Amy,

I'm using both a Mac PowerBook and an iMac, and there are F keys on both of their keyboards, F1 to F12, to be exact. By the way, I'm mentioning in my post that I'm using Office for Mac 2004, which I would hardly be doing if I were working with a Windows machine...