Hi,
Insert+h also works well for JAWS-specific keystrokes.  Insert+W will give 
you application-specific keystrokes. .

Tom

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>    As a general rule, one can always open the JAWS Keyboard Manager when 
> in the application in question, select the appropriate application from 
> the resulting list (excel in this case) and view the list of keystrokes 
> and what those keystrokes are supposed to do.
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