What screen reader are you using? JAWS has a feature to convert the 
ribbon into a more traditional menu structure. I didn't use it when I 
was a JAWS user because there seemed to be some options I could get to 
in the ribbon that didn't show up in the menus that JAWS presented.

If you're a JAWS user, I'd suggest the tutorials that come with JAWS on 
using office and the ribbon as well as checking the documentation for 
the feature to give you more traditional menus.

On 08/13/2013 01:17 AM, snoopyone wrote:
> Does anyone have or know where I can obtain a list of keyboard strokes
> for Word 2007. I'll be darned if I can see or even find what I need on
> that darn Ribbon. I hear there is a conversion program to change the
> ribbon into an old fashion drop down menu. How good does it work?
>
> Appreciate and assistance or advise
>
> Mike Corcoran
>
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