How do I move from one column to the next in a two-column document

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Cade Foster

Hi,

I made two columns in my word 2003 document. I wanted to know how I go about
jumping from one column to the next? Normally, you have to type all the way
to the end of one column in order to reach the next column. I don't want to
do that. I just want to type a few words at the top of one column and move to
the next column over to type a few more words.

I remember someone telling me that there's a keyboard shortcut to do this.
Can anyone help?

Thank you very much.
 
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Cade Foster

I inserted a column break and then was able to use ALT + down arrow and up
arrow to switch between the two. I thought there'd be an easier way of just
using some keyboard shortcuts to switch from one column to the next. I wonder
if this was implemented in 2007?

So, if this is the only way for now, then I guess my question has been
answered.
 
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Graham Mayor

As both fellow correspondents have told you - use a two column table!

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Cade Foster

Okay. I'll do that.

Thanks everyone.

Graham Mayor said:
As both fellow correspondents have told you - use a two column table!

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP


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