How can I re-enable the "ctrl + c" keyboard "copy" shortcut?

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A little while ago, unbeknowst to myself, I accidently disabled "ctrl + c"
from being the "copy" shortcut, much like "ctrl + x" still works as "cut".
I would like to reinstate "ctrl + c" to "copy" using Word since the shortcut
still works in every other application I use it in.
I appreciate your help.
 
I'm not sure how you could do this accidentally, but checkout Tools >
customize > commands > keyboard > commands > edit > editcopy for the
keystroke allocation for copy.

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I do! I had erroneously set another keyboard shortcut as Ctrl C,V, not
realizing that it would delete the Ctrl C shortcut. This is a great example
of why you should search before you post a question. I was able to answer my
question without having to wait for someone to respond. Thanks!
 

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