Making MS Word Documents Accessible for Screen Readers, from CeKTER

[@martin_minds]

hi. thanks for the clarification.

[@metaverseant4470]

Hi Ally I noticed at 2.24 when creating a heading, when you used modify, it also gives you an option for "New documents based on this template" option, so you only have to do this once, then each new document uses the same format.

[@tsundoku5733]

Tips: 1. Please use the Title style instead of Heading 1 for the document title. Use the Heading x styles for the chapters, subchapters et. (There is no need to have the document title in the table of contents.) 2. "Want to learn more about accessibility? Visit the CekTER website" is much too long as a link text. "CekTER website" (or possibly "Visit the CekTER website") is long enough. 3. In tables, you should also disable "Allow rows to break across pages". You don't want a line break inside a table row (only between table rows), otherwise the screen reader is likely to read it as two separate rows, which can be very confusing.