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A while back I did a list of useful Windows shortcuts and I have a new one to add that I found via an internal email
"A really useful Word keyboard shortcut is the ability to jump to the location in which you last typed or edited text: Shift+F5.
This shortcut goes back to up to three editing points, and when you press it a fourth time, it returns to where you started. It also tracks the documents you're working on and will jump between documents as appropriate.
The keyboard shortcut is useful both while editing (for instance, having copied something, to return to where you were typing previously in order to
paste) and when you open a document (although then it only goes to your last editing point)."
Thanks to Karen Roem for this tip