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Latest revision as of 15:58, 29 May 2026
Microsoft has made great strides toward accessibility. Many Microsoft programs include accessibility checkers. The steps for most Microsoft programs are included in this how-to.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Navigate to the Review menu or tab.
- Select Check Accessibility.
- Click through issues to resolve them in the Accessibility Pane, which will also include steps to fix the issues and reasons to fix the issues.
- Stumped? Go to Microsoft's instructions for more detail, Google your question effectively and efficiently, or ask the accessibility team!
