Davinder Singh - 4 years ago in MS Office Shortcuts

The keystrokes Ctrl + I is used to

[A] Increase font size
[B] Inserts a line break
[C] Applies italic format to selected text
[D] Indicate the text should be bold
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Advocate arif - 1 year ago

cis right one i am sure

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