Is there a shortcut key / command for show levels?

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Sesquipedalian Sam

I can't seem to find a command or shortcut key to change the levels
that are displayed in outline mode and in the Document Map in any
mode.

I would like either an increase/decrease command (like
Alt+Shift+Arrows) or a command to set it directly.

The best I have come up with is:

* Ctrl+Alt+O to get into outline mode
* Alt-U to get to the Outlining tab
* Alt-V to open the Show Levels pulldown
* Select the level
* Ctrl+Alt+x to get back to the mode I was in

This is OK if I am in Outline mode, but not so hit if I'm not and I
just want to manage the Document Map without changing modes.

This is Word 2007.
 

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