What happens when you press Home in MS word ?

When you press the Home key in Microsoft Word, the cursor will move to the beginning of the current line of text. If you press the Home key again, the cursor will move to the very beginning of the document. This allows you to quickly navigate to the beginning of a line or document while typing or editing.

When you press the Home button in Microsoft Word, several actions occur:

- Cursor Movement:
- The cursor jumps to the beginning of the document, specifically to the first character of the first paragraph.

- Ribbon Reset:
- The ribbon (the menu bar above the document area) resets to the default "Home" tab, displaying the most commonly used commands.

- Undo Group Reset:
- The undo/redo group is reset. Any previously performed actions are grouped together and can be undone or redone as a single operation.

- Selection Clear:
- If any text or objects were selected in the document, they are deselected. The entire document becomes the active selection.

- Formatting Clear:
- If any formatting was applied to the selected text or objects, it is removed. This includes font, font size, color, and other text properties.

- Default Settings:
- The document's default settings are applied, such as the page margins, orientation, and default font.

- Status Bar Focus:
- The focus shifts to the status bar at the bottom of the window, which displays information about the document, such as page number, line number, and current language.