CTRL+2 Set the current paragraph to double spacing. CTRL+1 Set the current paragraph to single spacing. CTRL+SHIFT+0 (zero) Insert a zero-width non-breaking space. CTRL+SHIFT+I Display the Mail and Catalog Merge task pane open to step 3 of the mail merge procedure, if you have previously specified a data source. ALT+SHIFT+P Insert the current page number. This keyboard shortcut is not available in Web view. CTRL+SHIFT+H Display the Hyphenation dialog box. CTRL+SHIFT+J Set newspaper alignment for a paragraph (East Asian languages only). This keyboard shortcut is only available if support for Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, or Korean is enabled through Microsoft Office Language Settings. CTRL+SHIFT+D Set distributed alignment for a paragraph. CTRL+J Set justified alignment for a paragraph. CTRL+R Set right-alignment for a paragraph. CTRL+L Set left-alignment for a paragraph. CTRL+E Set center alignment for a paragraph. CTRL+SHIFT+< Decrease to the next size in the Font Sizeīox. CTRL+SHIFT+> Increase to the next size in the Font Sizeīox. CTRL+SHIFT+ Increase font size by 1.0 point. CTRL+SHIFT+] Increase space between letters in a word (kerning). CTRL+SHIFT+= Apply or remove superscript formatting.
CTRL+= Apply or remove subscript formatting. CTRL+SPACEBAR Return character formatting to the current text style. CTRL+SHIFT+Y Turn Special Characters on or off. CTRL+SHIFT+P Select the Font Size box on the Formatting toolbar. CTRL+SHIFT+F Select the Font box on the Formatting toolbar. CTRL+SHIFT+S Select the Style box on the Formatting toolbar. CTRL+SHIFT+K Make text small capital letters, or return small capital letters to upper and lower case. If there is no insertion point in any text box, it selects all the objects on a page.
CTRL+A If there is an insertion point in a text box, this keyboard shortcut selects all text in the current story. SHIFT+F7 Display the Research task pane to find synonyms. These keyboard shortcuts might not work if another task pane is already open. CTRL+H Display the Find and Replace task pane, with the Replace option selected under Find or Replace.
So, putting it all together, pressing ALT P B ( N, O, E, D) is an effective keyboard-only method for inserting the required section break.F3 or CTRL+F or SHIFT+F4 Display the Find and Replace task pane, with the Find option selected under Find or Replace. The Breaks menu opens and you'll see that keys N, O, E, and D are for the various types of section breaks. Next the elements on the Layout ribbon are marked by the letters necessary to access them, and B is for the Breaks section, and when you tap that You'll see that P is for selecting the Layout ribbon tab, so tap P. press the ALT key to show the letter-key commands to access a given UI element in the ribbon. The entire Word UI is easily navigated by keyboard, including the break section. So, taking that into consideration, the answer is "No" there is no keyboard command for inserting any of the various types of section breaks into Word. Second, IF there is a keyboard shortcut for a given command in Word, hovering your mouse cursor over the command button will bring up the tooltip which will show you the relevant keyboard command. First, Microsoft documents ALL official keyboard commands and shortcuts supported by Word:
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