[BlindTlk] Ms. 365/Apa formatting

[Gary Wunder]

Yes. In the screen reader I use, which is JAWS, there is one and perhaps two ways to deal with this. One is to check the lines you expect to be centered by asking the screen reader about the line. This you do using the Jaws key with F. The other that may work is to use the text analyzer and telling it to tell you about changes such as font and alignment. None of this is as intuitive as it is for the sighted person, but it may work for you.

   The other is to use the 

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Subject: [BlindTlk] Ms. 365/Apa formatting

To my blind workers/student hello,I wanted to ask you a question. (even if you're not non working or in school) Have your experience working with Ms. 365 apa been good? I recently had an assignment that I copied/pasted my apa assignment and my instructor notified me there were errors in the paper. Mostly centering. How do you handlande centering/formating. Are you able to use Ms.365?Thanks, (My apologies I there are errors in my email).
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