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I took away one star because this is not an intuitive program at all. I have spent hours trying to figure out very simple tasks but once I figured it out it everything went very smothly.
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Select the “File” tab in the main software ribbon and then select Info. Next, Check for Issues and then Check Accessibility.
Select the “File” tab in the main software ribbon and then select Info. Next, Check for Issues and then Check Accessibility.
To check accessibility in Word, click the File tab in the Ribbon to open the Backstage View. In the Info section, click the Check for Issues drop-down button in the Inspect Document area. Then click the Check Accessibility command to launch the task pane. A list of Errors and/or Warnings may appear.
Add alt text to images, such as pictures, screenshots, icons, videos, and 3D models, so that screen readers can read the description to users who can't see the image. Do one of the following: Select an image and press the Alt Text button in the Picture Format ribbon tab. Right-click an image and select Edit Alt Text.
Use headings. Use lists. Use meaningful hyperlinks. Add alternate text to images. Identify document language. Use tables wisely.
An accessible document is a document created to be as easily readable by a sighted reader as a low vision or non-sighted reader. Making a document accessible is easiest when we are in the original stages of creating a document.
The most common four file types of electronic formats used in the education setting are: Microsoft Word, Portable Document Format (PDF), PowerPoint, and Excel Spreadsheets.
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