The Ultimate List of Microsoft Keyboard Shortcuts

This guide is truly amazing and updated through Office 2013.  If you've been looking for a keyboard shortcut guide that covers virtually every major product that Microsoft has, this is it.  The table itself may not blow you away, but once you click on each product, you will easily see how great this is.  

Extremely well organized by product, application and version, you can even click on links within links.  Make sure you scroll down and click to see sub-sets of each category.  It is truly remarkable how thorough this is, and pleasing to the eye.  Make sure to bookmark it and use it regularly.  

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