Maybe not so “handy” if you are using a desktop computer or laptop, but if you are using a smaller device like a smartphone or ipad and you have a touch screen, you can touch those buttons to navigate the document. If your document has several pages you’ll notice some handy next and previous buttons to navigate them that look like this: To bring it back again, click the Always Show Reading Toolbar button: You can increase the space given to your document even further by clicking the Auto-hide Reading Toolbar button in the top right, and what little that did remain of the ribbon vanishes To return to the default Print Layout View, hit the escape key. All commands for editing your document have been removed. You can see that all these options are related to altering your reading experience.
In Read Mode, the ribbon disappears and is replaced by a stripped down set of commands:Ĭlicking on each of the new members of the reduced ribbon give the following options: If you want a Read Mode that is startling, hit alt + wtf. There is also a keyboard shortcut for this: alt + wf (the w and f need to be pressed whilst alt is held down). To turn on Read Mode, click View > Read Mode (in the Views group).
If you change to Read Mode, the ribbon vanishes and other tools designed to enhance your reading experience appear. They take up valuable reading space that could contain more content from the document you are reading. If you spend more time reading documents in Word than making changes to them or creating new ones, the tools available in the ribbon are less useful to you.
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