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There are many areas that are inaccessible in Office 2010 for a blind user, but you can make them accessible with a quick command.
As soon as you open a document, do a CTRL+S to save, name the file, then TAB to save as Type and down arrow to word 97-2003 document, then hit ENTER. (You can make this change permanent if it works well for you)
Now, when you want to insert pictures, graphs, Wordart and other graphics, you will have the ability to left, right or center them where you want. If using Office 2010 in the .docx format, you will have to use the arrow keys, which is just guess work if you are blind and you have no idea where you are truly placing your object.
Another trick: Most commands you memorized in Office 2003 can be used in Office 2010. So if you want to insert a picture, Alt+I, then hit P then hit C to clip art and your clip art options open.
Enlarge the screen: Just ALT+V, then hit Z, then hit 2 for 200% and you have magnified your screen.
Just keep moving through the keystrokes and they work with or without talking software
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