Show or hide the ribbon in Office - Microsoft Support
If the ribbon isn’t visible at all (no tabs are showing), then you probably have the state set to Full-screen mode. Select the ellipsis (...) at the top right of the screen. This temporarily restores the ribbon. When you return to the document, the ribbon is hidden again.
Read documents in Word - Microsoft Support
You can turn full screen mode on or off in the ribbon. If you’re reading a document, not writing or major editing, click or tap View > Read Mode to hide the writing tools and menus and to leave more room for the pages themselves.
Video: View files in split and multiple windows - Microsoft Support
Drag one of the windows to the edge of your screen. Select the app you want to see next to it. Open the 2 documents. Select View > View Side by Side. If you scroll up or down, the other scrolls as well. If you want them to scroll separately, select Synchronous Scrolling to turn it off. Select View > Split. To resize the panes, just drag the border.
View a page at a time, side by side - Microsoft Support
On the View tab, select Side to Side. Flip through pages with your finger if you have a touch screen, or use the horizontal scroll bar or mouse wheel to move through the pages. Note: Side-to-side page movement switches off the ability to pick a zoom setting.
Show scroll bars in Word or Excel - Microsoft Support
Click the green full screen icon at the top left of the application window. Move your pointer to the top of your display and click the green button again, or press Command + Control + F. For more advanced options, see https://docs.microsoft.com/en …
Basic tasks using a screen reader with Word - Microsoft Support
When you use Word for the web with a screen reader, switch to the full screen mode. Press F11 to toggle the full screen mode on and off. When you use Word for the web, we recommend that you use Microsoft Edge as your web browser.
Word Options (Display) - Microsoft Support
In Word, you can use the Backstage view to easily change Word options. In this article. Page display options. Always show these formatting marks on the screen. Printing options. Page display options
Document modes in Word - Microsoft Support
Upon opening an existing document in Word for Windows or Mac there are three modes that may be available to you: Viewing, Reviewing and Editing. The Viewing mode is always available to anyone accessing a document. Permissions are needed for the other modes. The mode-switcher menu enables you to change modes accordingly.
Use Immersive Reader in Word - Microsoft Support
Open your Word document. Select the View tab, then select Immersive Reader . Immersive Reader will launch a full screen experience. Choose the Immersive Reader options that work for you from the ribbon. Once you click in your Word document to read or edit, the Immersive Reader ribbon will minimize.
Open file links directly in Office desktop apps - Microsoft Support
When it comes to how links to Office files should open, some users prefer the Office web apps, others prefer the Office desktop apps. We've designed an experience where you get to decide what you prefer, and then your links open in your preferred mode - either the Office web apps or the Office desktop apps.
Make your Word documents accessible to people with disabilities
You learn, for example, how to work with the Accessibility Checker to tackle accessibility issues while you're writing your document. You'll also learn how to add alt texts to images so that people using screen readers are able to listen to what the image is all about.
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