but Alt+V, D actually has a different function in Word 2003: hide/show the Document Map!Ĭonsequently, the Alt+V, D shortcut for "hide/show Document Map" in Word 2003 is essentially broken in Word 2007 as well (since it now has a different function than before). I fired up Word 2003 on my test machine to verify that Alt+V, D didn't work on that version.
I switched back to "Print Layout" view (Alt+V, P did work), and then tried Alt+V, D to switch to "Draft" view - it worked. So "Normal" is apparently renamed to "Draft" in 2007. I clicked that, and it put me in the equivalent of what "Normal" view was in Word 2003. I opened up the new "View" ribbon, and saw in the "Document Views" section that "Normal" was no longer present, but a new "Draft" view was available. So far so good after the Alt+V - Word 2007 even put up a nice little tooltip letting me know I had started typing a Word 2003 shortcut - but subsequently pressing the N key had no effect. I'm accustomed to working in what was called "Normal" view in Word 2003, so I did Alt+V, N to try to switch to Normal view. When I fired up Word 2007 and opened a document, it put me in the "Print Layout" view. Alt+F, S for File menu | Save) are supposed to work in Office 2007 as well. Per the online documentation and also a nice Jensen Harris (Microsoft) blog post, Office 2003 menu shortcut keys (e.g. At lunch today, I installed the Office 2007 release (obtained through my company's MSDN subscription), replacing my previous Office 2003 installation.
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