Ctrl+Shift+L applies the List Bullet style, if that's helpful. To remove the
bullets, you'll need to apply a different style; by default, Ctrl+Shift+N
applies Normal style.

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> I would like to select text via keyboard strokes and then bullet that
> selected text via the keyboard instead of navigating via mouse to the
> floating text formatter or the menu ribbon.
> Is there a hotkey combination to do this such as how I can make text bold
> with a "ctl-b" key combination? I cannot find any reference to this in the
> help but I sense it is right under my nose.
VictorD - 24 Feb 2007 18:29 GMT
Thank you,
This worked. Do you know of a published list of these shorcuts?

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> Ctrl+Shift+L applies the List Bullet style, if that's helpful. To remove the
> bullets, you'll need to apply a different style; by default, Ctrl+Shift+N
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> > with a "ctl-b" key combination? I cannot find any reference to this in the
> > help but I sense it is right under my nose.
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 24 Feb 2007 19:43 GMT
Look for the "Keyboard shortcuts" article in Word's Help.

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> Thank you,
> This worked. Do you know of a published list of these shorcuts?
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> > > with a "ctl-b" key combination? I cannot find any reference to this in the
> > > help but I sense it is right under my nose.
> I would like to select text via keyboard strokes and then bullet that
> selected text via the keyboard instead of navigating via mouse to the
> floating text formatter or the menu ribbon.
> Is there a hotkey combination to do this such as how I can make text bold
> with a "ctl-b" key combination? I cannot find any reference to this in the
> help but I sense it is right under my nose.
Victor, If you enter your personal details in the "Profile" section the
provision exists for readers to communicate with you without knowing your
email address via the PM tab. I have a comprehensive list of keyboard
shortcuts which I have compiled over numerous years, great for making the
mouse redundant. R Bear