If you’re new to Office with Windows 8
on a touch screen, learning a few gestures will help you get up to speed.
The basics:
Tap |
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Pinch |
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Stretch |
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Slide |
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Swipe |
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Here’s how they work in Office.
In an Office program
To… |
Do… |
Switch to Full Screen |
Tap the Ribbon Display Options button on the title bar and tap Auto-hide Ribbon. |
Switch to Standard View |
Tap the Ribbon Display Options button and tap Show Tabs and Commands. |
Customize the Quick Access Toolbar |
Press, hold, then release any button on the Quick Access Toolbar. |
Using the touch keyboard
To… |
Do… |
Show the Touch keyboard |
Tap the Touch Keyboard button on the taskbar. |
Hide the Touch keyboard |
Tap the X button on the Touch keyboard. |
Dock the Touch keyboard |
Tap Dock on the Touch keyboard so that it stays open. |
Undock the Touch keyboard |
Tap Undock on the Touch keyboard. |
Moving around in a file
To… |
Do… |
Scroll |
Touch the doc and slide it up and down. |
Zoom in |
Stretch two fingers apart. |
Zoom out |
Pinch two fingers together. |
Making a selection
To… |
Do… |
Place the cursor |
Tap in the file. |
Select text |
Tap in the text and drag the selection handle. |
Format text |
Tap the selected text, then tap a formatting option on the Mini toolbar. |
Working with shapes and objects
To… |
Do… |
Move |
Touch the object and slide it. |
Resize |
Tap the object, then press and drag the object’s resize handle. |
Rotate |
Tap the object, then press and drag the rotation handle. |
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