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How do I merge Word documents into a PDF?

If you can print or save the document as a Word file, you should have the option to print or save it as a PDF file. (You might need to install a free app to save it as a PDF.) Press Ctrl + P to print the document, and then select your PDF printer. Instead of printing your document on paper, it will save it as a PDF. (In earlier Word versions, I was able to save it as a PDF, instead of printing it as a PDF, but the net result was the same thing.) Here are some of my favorite shortcuts, since the comments have touched on these. Ctrl + A = all (select all) Ctrl + B = bold Ctrl + C = copy Ctrl + E = center (to center a paragraph) T couldn’t use “C,” because it was already assigned. Ctrl + F = find Ctrl + G = go to Ctrl + I = italics Ctrl + L = left (to left-justify a paragraph) Ctrl + P = print Ctrl + R = right (to right-justify a paragraph) Ctrl + U = underline Ctrl + V = paste Ctrl + X = cut Ctrl = Z = reverse the last thing you wrote, usually letter by letter, or word by word Ctrl + G (“Go To”) brings up this set of choices so you can go to a specific page, section, comment, footnote, etc. Select the “Go to” tab. Ctrl + F (“Find”) brings up the Navigation screen or the “Find and Replace” screen. Select the “Find” tab to find a particular word or “Replace” to find a particular word and replace it with something else.

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Select the “Search” tab. Go to any other page in the document using Alt + P while holding down the Alt key on the keyboard (or click on the page you want.) While holding down Alt, right-click on the page, and you'll see the following options: • Open in new window • Open new page (or page's parent page) • Open in other window If you want to find a particular word or text, right-click on its name, and you'll see that option: Select the “Open in other window” tab. Ctrl + O = Open in current window (or open page) Ctrl + P = Open new page (or Page's new number page) (Note: this doesn't open a new document.) To make a word or text active, go to its name in the Edit menu and select enable”. Ctrl + O = Activate the.