Got it - Ctrl+Alt+Up Arrow
Posted By: Whew! on 2007-10-22
In Reply to: Help! I just turned my whole screen sideways! - What to do!! 2nd day on job!
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Try ctrl+shift+left arrow to highlight the last word
then Alt + J to open AutoCorrect, type your Replace word, and tab to OK and hit the Enter key.
Make sure you don't have any extra spaces when you highlight.
Hold down Ctrl and Shift and use right arrow to highlight one word at a time. sm
You can highlight noncontiguous words by holding down on Ctrl and selecting different words.
Green back arrow/forward arrow on toolbar. nm
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if can't copy/paste, highlight text, ctrl/x, go to shorthand, ctrl/V
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Select text, Ctrl-C copies, Ctrl-V pastes...nm
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Ctrl + W or Ctrl + F4 prompts to save and close documents
without closing Word. Ctrl + N opens a new document.
You're hitting Alt+Ctrl+S. Hit Alt+Ctrl+C to get back.
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...functions should be there. Ctrl+N to send, Ctrl + I for line
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Instead of Ctrl+Ctrl+Insert, try
Ctrl+Insert+Insert. See if that works. Mark the word-phrase that you want to insert first. Let me know.
Arrow
What does the arrow mean in front of a post?
You probably hit Contol-Alt-down arrow. nm
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control alt up arrow
Hopefully should get you there. If not, keeping doing the control alt with the arrows and eventually it will turn the correct way. If it goes upside down, then do the control alt up arrow.
I also do VR but the arrow keys?
Maybe I am doing wrong but I do not use the arrow keys hardly at all. Why are you using these, are you supposed to? I think escription tells you not to use the mouse, well I hate to tell them but never have given that up. They say use hot keys, never have. Just too set in my ways to start at this late date. I never have any problems with arms, shoulders, on and on.
Arrow Keys
I use Dictaphone EXT and they told me not to use the mouse but to use the arrow keys to move around in the document.
Try hitting CONTROL and DOWN ARROW?NM
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or control and left or right arrow.
I did that several times!
brain freeze. > what does this arrow mean? greater than? less than?
If in MS Word, sometimes hitting the "Undo" arrow (sm)
above can make something you didn't want go away. I've also discovered that if you are working online, like in email for example, hitting "Control" and the "Z" key at the same time works just like "undo". It's especially helpful for when you've just typed a long email, are just about to sign off, and you hit the wrong key and it DISAPPEARS! If you immediately STOP, don't touch anything else, and then hit "Control-Z", if you're online it SHOULD come back! :)
I don't use the mouse. I use Cntl+end key to highlight a sentence.Shift and the arrow key will do
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Shift right arrow - highlight the entire sentence and delete! Not sure there is a
ctrl key to do entire sentence, but I will look and get back to you.
Well - no. Shift arrow down will highlight my entire line and then delete.
Don't know what you are talking about - I never use F8 in Word.
Just hit Alt+Shift+left arrow on line 1 and it will go to the left margin. Otherwise,
you need to use a numbered list style to do it every time. Each version is different, but you may already have a numbered list style in yours that stays at the left margin. Just assign a keyboard shortcut to that style.
{@KEY Ctrl+B}
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she did say Ctrl/S also, which...
searches for a document for a particular patient, then after looking at the document searched for, Ctrl/T would end THAT document w/o saving any changes that may have been made while viewing document...does this make sense? Perhaps that is why she would use Ctrl/T...
Just CTRL+K sm
then it says "the next key you type" the CTRL+B, your entry, then CTRL+B to remove bolding at then end. Why use tags?
I think it's Ctrl + J
Works for me.
Try ALT+CTRL+R or ALT+CTRL+P nm
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Unfortunately, once CTRL CTRL
stops working for me, I'm unable to load any more shortcuts until I go out of the program and go back in. Weird.
At MQ with DQS, you can Ctrl X, but I don't know
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Ctrl-S
brings up a screen, and you fill in the field or fields you want to be searched. For instance, if I want to search for reports done by Dr. Smith, I put smith into provider last name and click find(?). Then a list of reports by Dr. Smith will display, and you can choose one to look at. It opens this document up in a separate Extext document than the one you are working on. Then you can copy and paste what you need into document you are working on or just read through it, etc.
You have to remember to close the search document before you close current Extext document because it messes something up which I can't remember right now!
ctrl x
never worked for me. I highlight text, right click, choose cut and then paste where I want it.
I have never used ctrl-T
I click on the little x in the upper right corner to close, not the big red one. This will just close that document and return you to working document. I have never been kicked out using it.
ctrl/k ctrl/b OK
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ctrl/k ctrl/b OK
nm
Ctrl-A & ESP
Our physicians list is sortable by specialty (we have a newer version), so it is logical to conclude that if the list is printable it can be done that way.
Good idea about ESP to desktop. Thanks!
I believe it's ctrl+T and not alt+T
to enable/disable the expander.
Did you transfer the Expander from Word or build it from scratch? Did the expander once work, then quit? Or is this your very first use of Bayscribe?
I can hit Esc or use Ctrl/X, too, to stop it. nm
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Looks like e + Ctrl + ' (apostrophe). nm
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Usng Ctrl I
 I have a question about this -- it is disabled where I work. However, I have been told I can use an ExText feature to go back to any date and see my jobs listed there. Would this be just as effective as using Ctrl I? My lines are terribly low too, as well as others with whom I work on this account. Funny thing is, it has happened a couple of times that I have done a job and then a little while later gotten the exact same job back again as though it was never done. I check my "list" like they told me to do and it is not there. I've mentioned this to my supervisor and they don't seem to care. But the did tell me to check my list every day and let them know if it is wrong. Is this how they cheat us out of lines????
hit Ctrl/K, hit Backspace, hit Okay
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Try ctrl-Z and see if that takes it away.
Meanwhile, i'll research it. :)
Ctrl+Enter
I mean, ctrl k backspace OK
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Just hit Ctrl Z and you'll get back what you
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Where in the Help menu did you find the ctrl k tip?
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Ctrl+ F and search each page nm
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Might have to do Ctrl + K and then Alt + B and your entry, then turn off.
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Ctrl + Alt + A also stops expanding.
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Extext problems in Ctrl-S
Here's my solution. I had problems with Ctrl-S too for a while and this cleared up my problem. When I have the split screen, I too make the "Read Only" file the full screen. I also make the report I am working on full screen. I Alt-Tab between the two reports to use the Read Only report as long as I need it. When I am done with it, I then close it out using File>Close. This leaves Ctrl-S open in the background, by the way. That way, if I need a different Read Only (View) report by the doctor I am working on, I don't have to input anything again, just do Ctrl-S and it takes me back to the screen where I have reports to choose from for that dictator. Once I have what I need, at Ctrl-S I can then click on "Close" to get out of Ctrl-S and go back into my current report. This took care of any problems I had with Extext and Ctrl-S. You wouldn't believe what the "Help" desk had me going through to try to correct this....uninstalling and installing my Word, also, and doing updates and all kinds of things. This took care of my problem, which was that after I would use Ctrl-S and left it, from that point on I could never automatically get a report and/or it wouldn't Ctrl-N a report. Hope this helps, too, although the other poster's soluton works too. Just thought I'd offer an alternative. 
Ctrl K in order to add items to your sm
expansion (in the "text to type" box), such as bold, underline, enter. Don't forget to use the ctrl K and whatever "function" key you used to turn on the function, to turn it off again. For example, Ctrl K, then Ctrl B turns on the bold function, but it will need to be turned off by the same method after you type "HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS:" in the text to type box when initially creating your expansion.
hth!
Isn't there Okay or Accept, etc. at the top on the right at the Ctrl/J window? Need to do that af
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