So you have upgraded to Word 2010! If you have made the leap from Office 2003 or earlier, you might have a few challenges finding some of the features you use regularly. One of those great features is Undo! (I think Undo is the feature I use the most!)
To undo in Word 2010, you can either do it using your mouse, or using some shortcut keys.
To undo using your mouse in Word 2010:
- Look towards the top left hand corner of your Word 2010 window. Just above the office button you will see a number of small icons along the top of the screen (by the way – that is called the “Quick Access Toolbar”). Click on the one that looks like an arrow that points backwards – that is the undo button.
- If you want to undo more than one
mistakeaction – click on the little down arrow beside that button, and it will give you a list of actions you can undo!
To undo using shortcut keys in Word 2010:
- Simply hold down the “CTRL” key, and press “z” (CTRL+Z)
- To undo more than once, just keep pressing CTRL+Z
So there you have it – the easy way to get rid of your mistakes in Word 2010!
‘till next time!
TNP
(PS. try this article if you are looking to undo in Word 2007)
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- Put a Screenshot in a Word 2010 document
- First Look Microsoft Office 2010: Free e-Book from Microsoft Press
- Do You Use The Shortcut Keys In Word 2007?
- The file menu is back! Welcome to Office 2010
- Word 2007: Undo





this was a great help. I almost lost my whole project. Although is wasn’t that much but… I didn’t want to do it again. Thanks man. u rock.