command-S for Save, shift-command-S for the late, lamented Save As. The more common convention in this forum and its previous versions for writing down keystroke combinations has been to use a hyphen to connect the keynames in the set:Įg. Looks like both Walt and I read that last > as a literal rather than a 'next step' indicator. " click in text > Select all (command a) > command shift - > until it fits" And looking back at it, I did say, " Both of these work with the shift key included or omitted," in the set for increasing or reducing font size.īut I do see where the problem lies-in the typographic ambiguity of your initial post: Step 4 Click the 'Page Layout' tab, click the 'Size' drop-down menu and select 'Legal' to change the document back to legal size when you are done. What I posted above is a report of a series of trials and their results. Click the 'Print' button to print your document on letter-sized paper. Just try it, it works with both shift and non shift. In OS X it sounds a beep, but does nothing beyond that.Ĭommand - (command - hyphen) decreases the size of the selected text (by one point).Ĭommand - + (command - plus) increases the size of the selected text (by one point).īoth of these work with the shift key included or omitted. Choose File Tab from the list of options and then double-click on Print Preview Edit Mode. Prior to OS X, this stopped the current routine, providing an escape route from a process that was running in circles. You can restore this 'classic' print preview screen, which also happens to contain the Shrink to Fit button as shown in Figure 4: Click the arrow at the end of the Quick Access Toolbar and then choose More Commands. > and and (shift -) command - (without pressing shift) is command.
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