Word with Screen Reader: Undo Redo

Hello, my name is Vikki Vaughan. Today we will discuss using shortcut commands to select an entire Word document. We will also examine how to reverse actions using the Undo and Redo commands.

For most of us, the word processor is one of the most frequently used applications in our daily lives. One of the advantages to using a word processing application like Word is that we can use simple keystroke commands to manipulate text. We can also change the appearance of the entire document, to give it a more polished and professional look.

The first step in the editing process is selecting the text. After selecting your text, we have many choices. We can change the font, color, size, and style of the text. We can place emphasis on certain words with various attributes, such as bold or italics.

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