[nabs-l] Reading track changes in MS word with JAWS

[Mary Fernandez]

Kayla,
There are a few ways to handle this.
First, there is a setting in Word, which shows you what the final
version would look like without all the confusing changes, so that you
can have a smooth read through. If you to to review, there is a combo
box called "display as", and selecting display as final will show you
what the document looks like.
Second, if you activate your jaws quick keys, by doing insert+Z, you
can then navigate by comments, (m), revisions (r), and a number of
other elements. Do a search for Jaws quick key commands, and you can
come up with a full list. Good luck.
Mary

On 9/2/14, Kayla Weathers via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hi all, I hope that everyone is having a great semester so far. I was
> just looking for any tips/advice on how to read track changes in Ms
> word 2013 with JAWS 2014.
> Thanks, Kayla
>
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