Do you know this? Three practical tricks with Word

Here are three practical tricks in Microsoft Word that can significantly simplify and speed up your work:

Quick insertion of hyperlinks: Instead of opening the insert hyperlink menu the classic way, you can quickly insert a link using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + K. Just highlight the text you want to turn into a hyperlink and then press Ctrl + K. In the dialog box that appears, type or paste the URL. This is a quick way to add links to your document without interrupting your work.

Removing formatting: Sometimes, when you paste text from other sources, it carries its original formatting, which can disrupt the consistency of your document. To quickly remove formatting from selected text, you can use the shortcut Ctrl + Space. This will restore the default styling in your Word document.

Hiding text: You can hide text in a Word document that should not be visible when printed, but that you do not want to delete completely. Select the text you want to hide, go to the "Font" tab in the formatting menu, and then check the "Hidden" option. The text will remain in the document, but will not be visible on screen or in print unless you change the view settings to show hidden text.

These tricks can greatly improve your daily work with Microsoft Word, whether creating simple documents or more advanced editorial projects.

Who knew them? Hands up!