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hello this is angela standridge director of the texas technology access program at the texas center for disability studies university of texas austin my contact information is available on the screen office number seven 512-232-075 one email address a standard a-s-t-a-n-d-r-i-d-g-e at austin.utex.edu this session will give an overview of some top tips for making microsoft word accessible you can either open up a blank microsoft word document and follow along or if you follow this link https colon forward slash forward slash utexas.box dot com forward slash v forward slash accessible msw it will take you to a link to this document that you can download im going to share several tips that if you use every time you create a microsoft word document it will be accessible to most people using a screen or text reader and also using alternative access tools to navigate through a document if they have a physical disability and dont use a typical mouse and a typical keyboard theyre very simp