Hi all OK, this is making me feel incredibly stupid, but I've been away from using Word for quite some time, and the new interface is taking some adjusting too. So here's my dum question. I'm selecting a line of text that I'd like to be a heading, then pressing Control+1., or Control+2, etc., depending upon the level I want the heading to be at. Sadly, nothing appears to be working as I'm not hearing any change in the font verbalised by NVDA. Could it be that some NVDA setting is wrong which is preventing the verbalisation of the fonts? I also would quite like to be able to create a table as I have a number of items whose properties have descriptions and it would be nicer to have it properly formatted as a table or a list within the document so that the user can more easily associate the item with the description. This is in view of the fact that the documents are ultimately to be used by somebody with vision.
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