Enabling Touch Mode Word 2013

Enabling Touch Mode

If you're working on a touch-screen device, you can enable Touch Mode to create more open space on the Ribbon, making commands easier to tap with your fingers.

To view the Ribbon in Touch Mode:

Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the Quick Access toolbar, then select Touch/Mouse Mode from the drop-down menu.
The Touch/Mouse Mode command will appear on the Quick Access toolbar.
Click the Touch/Mouse Mode command, then select Touch from the drop-down menu.
The Ribbon will switch to Touch Mode.

To turn off Touch Mode, click the Touch/Mouse Mode command, then select Mouse from the drop-down menu.

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