In this lesson, you will learn Efficient Text Navigation and Selection in WORD. You will also learn how to effectively select words and sentences and navigate through a page using talking software. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions, ensuring that users can confidently move around the page and make precise selections. By mastering these skills, you will enhance your efficiency and accuracy when using assistive technology, making your digital interactions smoother and more productive. This lesson is particularly beneficial for individuals who rely on screen readers and other accessibility tools.
Useful keyboard commands for WORD Efficient Text Navigation and selecting text in Microsoft Word:
Selecting Text
- Select a word: Double-click the word or useĀ
Ctrl + Shift + Right ArrowĀ to select the next word. - Select a sentence: HoldĀ
CtrlĀ and click anywhere in the sentence. - Select a line: Move the cursor to the start of the line and pressĀ
Shift + Down Arrow. - Select a paragraph: Triple-click within the paragraph or useĀ
Ctrl + Shift + Down Arrow. - Select from cursor to end of line: PressĀ
Shift + End. - Select from cursor to beginning of line: PressĀ
Shift + Home. - Select all text: PressĀ
Ctrl + A.
Navigating the Document for efficient text navigation
- Move one word at a time: UseĀ
Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow. - Move one paragraph at a time: UseĀ
Ctrl + Up/Down Arrow. - Move to the beginning of the line: PressĀ
Home. - Move to the end of the line: PressĀ
End. - Move to the beginning of the document: PressĀ
Ctrl + Home. - Move to the end of the document: PressĀ
Ctrl + End.
These commands can help you efficiently manage and edit your documents in Word
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