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  1. Complete guide to Narrator - Microsoft Support

    Narrator is a screen-reading app that's built into Windows 10, so there's nothing you need to download or install. This guide describes how to use Narrator with Windows so that you can …

  2. Chapter 1: Introducing Narrator - Microsoft Support

    Learn about Narrator, a screen reading app in Windows, including how to start and stop Narrator before and after you sign in to your PC.

  3. Chapter 2: Narrator basics - Microsoft Support

    Learn about Narrator basics in Windows, including basic keyboard navigation and how to get around the screen.

  4. Chapter 7: Customizing Narrator - Microsoft Support

    Learn how to customize Narrator, choose a different voice for Narrator, and learn about how to add a third-party text-to-speech (TTS) voice to Narrator.

  5. Chapter 4: Reading text - Microsoft Support

    Learn about how to read text using Narrator in Windows, including how to get info about text, such as font text color, and punctuation.

  6. Chapter 5: Navigation - Microsoft Support

    Press Narrator + S twice quickly to pull up a dialog box on the screen with the following info: the number of links, landmarks, and headings on a page, and a list of popular links for a page …

  7. Appendix B: Narrator keyboard commands and touch gestures

    This appendix lists the keyboard commands and touch gestures available in the latest version of Windows. To view a list of all other keyboard shortcuts in Windows, see Keyboard shortcuts in …

  8. Chapter 6: Using Narrator with touch - Microsoft Support

    Learn about how to use Narrator with touch in Windows, include basic gestures and typing by touch.

  9. Using Windows Narrator in Office for the web - Microsoft Support

    Learn practical tips and tricks on how to use Narrator with the Office for the web apps.

  10. Keyboard shortcut for Narrator - Microsoft Support

    For the latest version of Windows 10, press Windows logo key + Ctrl + Enter. For some earlier versions of Windows, you may need to press Windows logo key + Enter. Get started with …