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Create documents
Read these topics to learn how to create a document, dictate and revise text, and save your document.
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Working with Microsoft Word
l Creating a Microsoft Word document
l Navigating within a document
l Editing and formatting text
l Saving a document
l Printing a document
Working with TextEdit
l Creating a TextEdit document
l Navigating within a document
l Editing and formatting text
l Saving a document
l Printing a document
l Adjusting your view
Navigating within a document
l Placing the cursor
l Moving to the beginning or end of a document
Working with Microsoft Word
In this topic, learn how to use your voice to:
l Create a Word document
l Navigate within a document
l Edit and format text
l Save a document
l Print a document
The commands below are available when you are using Microsoft Word 2011 or 2016. Use the menu walking
commands to access other Word features. For example, say "Click View menu," then "Click Web Layout."
Note: You cannot dictate in tables. Add tables after you have finished dictating the main body of the
document.
Creating a document
With Word active, do one of the following:
l Say "New file" to create a new document in Word.
l Say "Open file" to access the Open dialog.
Navigating within your document
Move your cursor to a different point in your text with the standard navigation commands, such as:
l "Insert before <text>"
l "<Direction> arrow" (up, down, left or right)
l "Go to beginning / end"
See Navigating within a document for more information.
Selecting text
Use the standard commands for making a selection, such as:
l "Select <text>"
l "Select All"
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