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Computers
have always helped people with disabilities access information.
Since the early days of Windows 95, computers could read text out
loud as well as type what was said. The assistive technology needs
your input, though. For example, pictures and charts should have
Alternative Text (Alt Text) that describes the graphic.
6. Try it: Run the Accessibility Checker Go to
File ->Info->Check for
Issues. Click on
Accessibility Checker. What Do
You See? The Accessibility Checker
should be available on the right side of your screen. The
Inspection Results will list Errors and Warnings. What
Else Do You See? Select an Error or Warning and look at the
bottom of the Accessibility Checker.
There should be a summary of the problem and suggestions for how to
correct it. OK,
SAVE and CLOSE this workbook.
File ->Info->Check for
Issues-> Accessibility Checker
Exam 77-888: Microsoft Excel Expert
2010
1. Sharing and Maintaining Workbooks
1.1. Apply workbook settings,
properties, and data options: Check for Issues |
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