My apologies that I am a bit rusty on this, but if you have a chance to play
with word a bit you should be able to figure things out from my below
description. If not, I can be more specific later.

If you use the search / goto panel in Microsoft Word, then the next page
previous page functions will instead move you to the next / previous search
item or go to type from that panel. My memory is that you have to use
control-pageUp and control-pageDown in order for the screen reader / focus
to move to these places.
Again my apologies for not being more specific, I haven't used this feature
in two or three Word releases.
- Jonathan


On 4/12/19, 8:55 AM, "nvda@nvda.groups.io on behalf of Bhavya shah"
<nvda@nvda.groups.io on behalf of bhavya.shah125@...> wrote:

Dear all,

I presently switch to browse mode in MS Word and use standard quick
navigation commands to navigate heading by heading. However, there is
a certain scenario in which I need to be heavily multitasking, often
not listening to NVDA at all but constantly taking notes, navigating
to different sections (sorted by headings) of the Word document whilst
constantly inputting text under each section. A problem I am commonly
facing whilst doing this activity is forgetting to switch between
focus mode and browse mode in Word, due to which I sometimes miss
taking crucial notes as I am paying attention to something else rather
than hear NVDA frantically say "not supported in this document" as I
am typing while still in browse mode, or fail to navigate in the
document and instead enter text like "hhhh" since I am still in focus
ode.

One way in which I imagine solving this problem is if I were able to
navigate heading by heading whilst in focus mode itself in MS Word. I
use Word 2016, and I seem to have some recollection of having read
about the ability to performing heading navigation using Word 2016's
Find functionality or via key commands along the lines of
Ctrl+Alt+PgUp/PgDn. In case heading navigation by some internal Word
2016 functionality is possible, please explain the process of making
use of that.

I would truly appreciate any assistance.

Thanks.

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While there isn't an NVDA command for this, it is possible in Word:

1) Press CONTROL+H (This is the replace command, but it ensures the dialog
opens, rather than the task pane)

2) Press ALT+M to activate the "More" button to show more options (if
already activated the button becomes "Less" and alt+m doesn't do anything
further).

3) Press ALT+O to open the Format button / menu.

4. select the 'style' button from this menu
5.select the heading level from the dialogue box which appears next
6. press alt F to find next
7. press ESC to close the find dialogue box
8. use the up and down arrow keys with ctrl  to navigate between headings
while in focus mode
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