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Section 8.1: Using MS Word’s Accessibility Checker
Now that your document is complete, you have reached the final step. When you have a document that you think is finished, it must be tested with an accessibility checker. Microsoft has one built into its software. To use the accessibility checker,
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Keep in mind that while accessibility checkers are very helpful, they should not be depended on to ensure accessibility. The best way to see if a project is fully accessible is by testing it with a screen reader. Accessibility checkers should be used as a first step. |
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