If you’re a shortcut user, pressing Ctrl+F in Word 2010 will not give you what you expected. If the Navigation Pane is not already showing on the left side of the screen, it will pop up, providing a search field. In addition to highlighting the text in your document, it will appear in context right in the Navigation Pane. This makes it easier to locate the exact occurrence you’d like to find. You can also browse results by heading in the Navigation Pane and clicking the small tab at the far left.
Ctrl+F in Word 2010 will not give you what you expected
Free Reports
- 17 Team Building Ideas
- Teamwork At Its Best
- 12 Ways to Optimize Your Employee Benefits Program
- Workplace Violence Prevention Toolkit
- Best-Practices Leadership:Team Management tips
- 10 Secrets to an Effective Performance Review: Examples and tips
- Performance Review Documents
- Overtime Labor Law: 6 FLSA compliance tips
- Maternity Leave Laws: 7 guidelines
- Employment Background Check Guidelines
- FMLA Intermittent Leave: 5 guidelines
- FMLA Sample Policy
- How to Fire an Employee the Legal Way: 6 Termination Guidelines
- The Essential Employee Handbook
- Payroll Checklist
- 10 Time Management Tips: A how-to guide
- How to Write Meeting Minutes
- Standard Operating Procedure: An example manual
- Minute Taking Template and Sample Meeting Minutes
- The Office Organizer: 10 tips
- Office Organization Documents: 5 essential forms
- Record Retention Schedule: Guidelines for every office document
- The Bully Boss Strikes Again!
- 14 Tips on Business Etiquette
- Office Communication Toolkit: 10 tips for managers
- Workplace Conflict Resolution: 10 ways to manage
- Salary Negotiating 101: 7 secrets
- Microsoft Excel Help: Excel Tips for Every Skill Level
- Microsoft Email Outlook: Tips and Training
- Tip Card: Microsoft Office Keyboard Shortcuts
- Tip Card: Business Management Daily's Favorite Keyboard Shortcuts