In Word2003, what function does the mouse have when used with Shift, Ctrl and Alt keys?

1, the use of "Shift key": When drawing lines, if you want to keep the horizontal, vertical and 45-degree inclination, press and hold this key with your left hand. 2. Use of "Ctrl key": Use 1. When we move a graphic object, we usually hold down the "Ctrl key" with our left hand and press the up, down, left and right arrow keys with our right hand, and the object will be moved very accurately. Second, when drawing, we often use copy to copy the same or similar parts. Hold down the object to be copied with the mouse, and hold down the "Ctrl key" with the left hand. When there is a small plus sign next to the key, pull it with the right hand to pull out the same object. Use three, this function is not mastered by many colleagues. When using a curved cable, if we need the curve to turn right when turning, such as pulling out a multi-waveform, then the left hand needs to hold down the "Ctrl key". Using this method, when we draw polygons, we can draw the polygons we need with curves at will. Similarly, sometimes we need to bend the cable at a right angle in some places, and the corner doesn't want to be a curve, but an angle, so we need to use this method. 3, the use of "Alt key": use 1, we want to put some objects in a certain position, always the position is not very accurate, to be accurate, hold down the "Alt key" with your left hand. Second, we often use curved cables, and we always feel that the position is not accurate, and it takes a lot of time to use "editing vertices" after pulling. Actually, it's not necessary When we use the curved cable, if we hold down the "Alt key" with our left hand, the position of the cable will be very accurate, which saves the trouble of editing the vertex after drawing and greatly improves the work efficiency.

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