Tip: Navigate More Quickly in Word 2010 using Keyboard Shortcuts
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| Keyboard Shortcut | Action |
| Ctrl+F | Open the Navigation pane |
| Ctrl+Alt+Home | Display the list of browse objects |
| Ctrl+Page Down | Go to the next object of the selected type |
| Ctrl+Page Up | Go to the previous object of the selected type |
| Ctrl+G or F5 | Go to a page, section, bookmark, graphic, or other location |
| Shift+F5 | Go to the location of the last edit when the document was closed |
| Ctrl+Alt+Z or repeat Shift+F5 |
Cycle through the locations of your last four edits |
| Ctrl+Alt+Page Up | Go to top of current screen |
| Ctrl+Alt+Page Down | Go to bottom of current screen |
From Microsoft Office 2010 Inside Out by Ed Bott and Carl Siechert
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