Accessibility Support for Word in Windows

Get Started Using Accessibility Features in Word

• Learn how to navigate Word using accessible features

• Keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Word on Windows

• Basic tasks using a screen reader with Word

• Use a screen reader to save a document in Word

Work with Text and Lists

• Use a screen reader to insert and change text in Word

• Use a screen reader to check spelling and grammar in Word

• Use a screen reader to create bulleted or numbered lists with Word

Share and Co-author Documents

• Use a screen reader to share a document in Word

• Use a screen reader to track and review changes in a document in Word

• Use a screen reader to add, read, and delete comments in Word

Work with Links, Headers, Footers, and References

• Use a screen reader to insert a hyperlink in Word

• Use a screen reader to create headers or footers in Word

• Use a screen reader to read and edit footnotes and end notes in Word

Work with Tables, Charts, and Images

• Use a screen reader to insert a table in Word

• Use a screen reader to create charts in Word

• Use a screen reader to insert a picture or image in Word

• Use a screen reader to select and read text boxes and images in Word

Work with Templates, Text Formatting, Layout, and Macros

• Use a screen reader to work with templates in Word

• Use a screen reader to align text and paragraphs in Word

• Use a screen reader to set line spacing and indenting in Word

• Use a screen reader to create a macro in Word

See Also

• Make your Word documents accessible
• Learning Tools in Word
• Video: Check the accessibility of your document
• Using the Save as Daisy add-in for Word