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Using bold, italic, or underlining as document formatting does NOT pose accessibility barriers. <\/p>\n","answer":"

Answer: False<\/p>\n\n

Feedback: Direct formatting is what we do when we select text and use the bold, italic, or underline button from the Home Ribbon in Microsoft Word. One of the reasons that direct formatting is an accessibility barrier is that by direct formatting by selecting the text and applying bold, italic, underline, or even a font style or a font size, what you are telling Microsoft Word is that, no matter what anybody does to the document, always keep this text the same size with the same formatting. <\/p>\n","tips":{}},{"text":"

It is impossible to create an accessible list in Microsoft Word<\/p>\n","answer":"

Answer: True<\/p>\n\n

Feedback: As long as you're using the Bullets and Numbering icons from the Home Ribbon you're going to create an accessible list. <\/p>\n\n

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You need to repeat row headers if your table spans more than one page. <\/p>\n","answer":"

Answer: True<\/p>\n\n

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Module 2: Review of Accessibility in Word

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Brian Gould