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Using and Editing a Microsoft Word Document
A video showing how to navigate and edit a Microsoft Word Document, using JAWS on a PC.
Below is a video demonstrating the basic JAWS commands used to navigate and edit a Microsoft Word document.
Commands I Used:
Alt + P, O — command to change the orientation of the page.
Alt + V, Z — command to zoom in or out.
Ctrl + L — command to move to the left top of the page.
Ctrl + R — command to move to the right top of the page.
Ctrl + E — command to move to the center of the page.
Ctrl + C — command to copy whatever is selected.
Ctrl + X — command to cut whatever is selected.
Ctrl + V — command to paste after copy or cut.
shift + arrow key — command to select by character by character.
Ctrl + Shift + arrow key — command to select by word or sentence.
Ctrl + Home — command to go to the top to the page.
Ctrl + End — command to go to the very end of the page.
Home key — command to go to the front of the sentence.
End key — command to go to the end the the sentence.
Caps lock key + K— hit caps lock three times + K command to have JAWS spell out the word.
Ctrl + N — command to create a new page.
Alt + tab — command to switch between pages. Also works for between programs.
Alt + Enter — command to go down a page.
Alt + H, V — command to go into the header. To get out, just get Escape once.
Application key — arrow into a word that is incorrect and hit this command. It will give corrections to the word. Then hit enter to replace.
Insert + f7 — command to start spell check.
There are many more commands to word, but these are the basics.
By KaleighJRain
