Computer functions
Computer functions
ctrl +
To enlarge the text, press on ctrl (left under on the keyboard) hold it and press the + (on the keyboard) several times, until one reaches the desired size. Count the number of times one presses the + because to restore the screen to normal size one has to press on ctrl (left under on the keyboard) hold it and press the – (on the keyboard) the same number of times one did press the +
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One can enlarge the illustrations by clicking on the image (back: click on the arrow on the left upper corner of the screen)
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Using the Find bar
To search for text on a page:
- Click on the menu button , and then click Find in This page …(Keyboard shortcut: Press Ctrl+F.)
A search field will appear at the bottom.- Type a search into the field. Firefox will automatically highlight matching searches on the page as you type.
- Choose from the following actions in the Find bar:
- X: Close the find bar.
- Next and Previous arrows: Jumps to each match on the page.
- Highlight All: Highlight all terms that match the search you’ve entered. Click Highlight All again to turn off highlighting.
- Match case: Make searches case sensitive. Normally if you search for search phrase, instances of Search Phrase on the page will also be found when you use the Find bar. If Match case is selected, only instances of the phrase as you’ve typed it will be found.
- Whole Words: This highlights only entire words that match your search.
Firefox will let you know when it can’t find a match by showing Phrase not found
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Keyboard shortcuts
Shortcut keys are combinations of two and sometimes three keys. You don’t have to press all two or three at the same time. Pressing hotkeys works differently. An example: the shortcut Ctrl+S. You might think it’s the Ctrl key (often at the bottom left of the keyboard), the plus sign +, and the capital S. Good news: it’s simpler. You don’t have to press the plus sign, and you don’t have to capitalize either.
CTRL C Copy
CTRL V Paste the copied text
CTRL A Select all text on the page
CTRL Z Undo the last action performed
CTRL F Find word
CTRL ALT DEL Quit frozen app
CTRL B Bolt the selected text
CTRL I Italicize the selected text
CTRL U Underline the selected text
CTRL right arrow: Skip to the beginning of the next word. You can press the right arrow multiple times to skip several words.
CTRL left arrow: Skip to the beginning of the previous word. You can press the left arrow multiple times to skip several words.
CTRL Shift right arrow: Select the next word..
CTRL Shift left arrow: Select the previous word
CTRL X Cut (remove) the selected text, image, or item and move it to the clipboard.
CTRL S Save an open document, file, or webpage.
CTRL P Print the current document or page.
CTRL N Open a new window.
CTRL W Close the current window.
CTRL L Left align your paragraph.
CTRL E Center align your paragraph. Hitting the hotkey twice will switch back to left alignment
CTRL R Right align your paragraph. Hitting the hotkey twice will switch back to left alignment
CTRL J Justify your paragraph. Hitting the hotkey twice will switch back to left alignment.
CTRL K Create a hyperlink.
F7 Key Launch the Spell Checker.
Shift + F7 Key Launch the Thesaurus.
CTRL + (+ or -) Zoom in or out.
CTRL + Tab Switch between open
Windows Key + D Show/hide the desktop
- browser tabs.
CTRL Alt Delete: Quit a frozen application. This keyboard shortcut opens the Task Manager. You can then select the unresponsive application and end it.
This function can also be used when you did enter the wrong password several times, and the system is blocked, After
CTRL Alt Delete you can enter a new password,
Ctrl A- Z Computer Keyboard Shortcut Keys
Ctrl B – Bold.
Ctrl D – opens font window.
ctrl E – Center
Ctrl G – Find & Replace Window
Ctrl H – Find & Replace.
Ctrl I – Italics.
Ctrl J – Justify
Ctrl k – insert a hyperlink.
ctrl L – left align
Ctrl M – Indent the Paragraph
Ctrl N – open a Document.
Ctrl O – opens a file.
Ctrl P – Print a Document.
Ctrl Q – Removes all formatting from selected Paragraph.
Ctrl R – Right align
Ctrl S – Saves Current Document.
Ctrl T – Hanging Indent.
Ctrl u – underline a text. .
Ctrl w – save & close current file.
Ctrl x – cut
ctrl y – Redo
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Shortcuts for the Magnifying Glass
The Windows Magnifier makes areas of the screen larger by zooming in. For the Magnifying Glass, there are also a number of shortcut keys. The Windows key is usually located at the bottom left and can be recognized by the flag:
Windows key + the plus sign (+): Turn on magnifying glass.
Windows key+Esc: Turn off magnifying glass.
Windows key + plus (+) or minus (-) sign: Zoom in or out when the Magnifier is turned on.
Ctrl+Alt+Mousewheel: Zoom in and out using the mouse wheel.
Windows key+Ctrl+M: Open magnifying glass settings.
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- Delete: Send a selected file to the Recycle Bin.
- Enter: Open a selected application or file.
- Ctrl+N: Create a new file.
- Ctrl+O: Open an existing file.
- Ctrl+P: Print an open file.
- Ctrl+S: Save the current file.
- Ctrl+Z: Undo the previous action. If you’d like to redo the action, press Ctrl+Y.
- Ctrl+F: Find a word or phrase in the current file. This shortcut will make a search box appear. You can then type the text you wish to find. If the word or phrase appears more than once, press Enter to move to the next instance.
· Ctrl+- (Ctrl+dash key): Zoom out. When viewing a photo in an application like Windows Photo Viewer, this shortcut will make the image appear smaller.
- Ctrl+= (Ctrl+equal key): Zoom in. When viewing a photo in an application like Windows Photo Viewer, this shortcut will make the image appear larger.
· Alt+F4: Quit the current application.
- Windows key: Open the Start menu.
Alt+Tab: Switch between open windows. This shortcut opens the Task Switcher. While continuing to hold the Alt key, you can then use the left and right arrows (or press Tab) to move between open windows.
Ctrl+F: Find a word or phrase in the current webpage. This shortcut opens the Find toolbar. You can then type the text you wish to find. If the word or phrase appears more than once, press Enter to move to the next instance.
Ctrl+T: Open a new browser tab.
· Ctrl+N: Open a new browser window.
- Ctrl+R: Reload the current browser page.
- Tab: Skip to the next field in a web form. For example, when filling in your address on a web form, pressing tab will move the cursor to the next field. For more information, check out our article Speed Up Your Workflow with the Tab Key.
· Ctrl+D: Bookmark the current page.
- Ctrl+B: View bookmarks.
- Ctrl+H: View browsing history.
- Ctrl+J: View downloads.
· Home: Scroll to the top of the webpage.
· End: Scroll to the bottom of the webpage.
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Using the Alt key to navigate menus
When you press the Alt key, you will have access to all menus in the current application. This means you can perform almost any task with just your keyboard. For example, you can type Alt+F+X to quit an application. When performing these shortcuts, you will not need to hold down the Alt key.
Mac shortcuts
Many of the keyboard shortcuts for macOS are similar to Windows shortcuts. However, instead of the Ctrl and Alt keys, Mac keyboards have Control, Option, and Command keys.
CTRL
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FN Printscreen Copy photo
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Turn On High Contrast
Shift + Alt + Print
Rotate Screen
Ctrl + Alt + up/down/left/right arrow
This won’t work on every machine, as it depends on your graphics card and video drivers. However, if it does work, it will rotate your desktop to turn your screen on its side or upside down.
It’s also the quickest way to play a trick on an unsuspecting victim. You can make this change permanent through display settings. Head to the Settings app (press Windows key + I) and go to System > Display.
Here, you can change the Orientation from Landscape to Portrait or a flipped (upside down) version of the two.
How to Rotate Your Screen in Windows 10 Using Hotkeys
If you hold down the CTRL and ALT keys, then press an arrow key on your keyboard, your screen may rotate in that direction. We say “may” because it likely won’t work on computers with more than one monitor or an incompatible graphics driver.
However, you can quickly test if your computer has this feature by holding down CTRL + ALT + Up Arrow. This should flip your computer screen back the right way again.
If this worked, great! Your computer is compatible with the screen rotation hotkeys. As such, take note of these shortcuts for future reference:
- CTRL + ALT + Up Arrow: Rotates the screen the right-way up (landscape)
- CTRL + ALT + Left Arrow: Rotates the screen 90 degrees counter-clockwise (portrait)
- CTRL + ALT + Right Arrow: Rotates the screen 90 degrees clockwise (portrait-flipped)
- CTRL + ALT + Down Arrow: Rotates the screen upside-down (landscape-flipped)
If you’re wondering what other hidden tricks your Windows 10 computer can do, we covered the above hotkeys and more in our article on cool keyboard tricks few people know about.
How to Rotate Your Screen in Windows 10 Without Hotkeys
On the other hand, if the above hotkeys don’t work, there is another way to fix it. It involves using the screen, so you may want to turn the monitor or tilt your head while you perform these steps.
First, right-click on your desktop and select Display settings. Scroll down until you see the category called Display orientation. Click the dropdown box under this category, then select Landscape. The screen should then rotate back to normal.
You’ll note that you can select four options from this drop-down, each one sharing the same name as the hotkeys we mentioned above. As such, if you ever want to change the orientation of your monitor but the hotkeys don’t work, you can return to this screen and adjust it to your liking.
Image rotation
Cl[ck with the right mouse button on the desktop
Display settings:
Display settings
landscape/
standing/
Landscape mirrored
portrait mirrored
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Have you ever done this accidentally and couldn’t figure out what happened? Take a look at this and other keyboard shortcuts users hit by mistake.
Switch Between Open Windows
Alt + Tab
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F11
Quickly change into full-screen mode.
Undo and Redo
Ctrl + Z and Ctrl + Y
I’m sure you all know that you can undo changes using the Ctrl + Z shortcut. It’s the best shortcut to remember when you’ve messed up. Yes, we all wish this feature existed in real life.
Did you know that you can also undo an undo, i.e. redo what you did using the Ctrl + Y key combination? However, this feature is most useful when you have to repeat a task, like pasting the same information into several locations.
Zoom
Ctrl + Mouse Wheel or Touchpad Scroll
With high-resolution screens, we often find that text on websites is way too small to read properly. Here is a little trick that can quickly increase the font size for better reading. Yes, it does require your mouse, though you could use your touchpad instead.
While you hold down the Ctrl key, move your mouse wheel to increase or decrease the font size. When used in the Windows File Explorer, this shortcut will cycle through different Layout settings
This is useful for making a website fit your window size, rather than to adapt the browser window. Or you could use it to quickly change the zoom level in a Word document. Press Ctrl + 0 to restore the default zoom level
function keys.
F1
- Opens help menu when pressed with Windows button
- Hides/displays ribbon menu in Excel and Word when hit with Control button
F2
- Alt + Ctrl + F2 opens Document Library in Microsoft Office
- Allows you to edit the selected folder or file name in Windows Explorer
- Edits the active cell in Microsoft Excel
- Ctrl + F2 displays a print preview in Microsoft Word
F3
- Opens search feature in Windows Explorer
- Shift + F3 lets you change from lowercase to uppercase to all caps in Word
- Opens find feature in Firefox and Chrome
- Opens Mission Control on an Apple computer running macOS X
F4
- Alt + F4 closes window
- Places the cursor in the address bar in Explorer
F5
- Starts slideshow in PowerPoint
- Refreshes Internet browser pages
- Ctrl + F5 will completely refresh a web page, clearing the cache and downloads all content again
- Opens Find and Replace in Microsoft Office
F6
- Goes to the next page in a split screen in Microsoft Word
- Ctrl + Shift + F6 lets you easily switch between Word documents
F7
- Alt + F7 does a spelling and grammar check in Microsoft Word
- Shift + F7 open Thesaurus in Microsoft Word
F8
- In Excel, enables extend mode for arrow keys
- Enables safe mode in Windows
- Displays a thumbnail image for all workspaces in macOS
F9
- Refreshes document in Microsoft Word
- Sends and receives emails in Outlook
- Ctrl + F9 inserts empty fields into Word
- Displays a thumbnail for each window in a single workspace in macOS 10.3 or later
F10
- Opens menu bar
- Ctrl + F10 maximizes window in Word
- Shift + F10 does the same thing as a right-click
F11
- Exits and enter full-screen mode in browsers
- Shift + F11 adds a new spreadsheet in Excel
- Hides all open windows and shows the desktop in macOS 10.4 or later
F12
- Opens Save As in Word
- Shift + F12 saves Word document
- Ctrl + F12 opens Word document
- Ctrl + Shift + F12 prints Word document
- In macOS 10.4 or later, F12 shows and hides the dashboard
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- Alt + Ctrl + F2 opens a new document in Microsoft Word.
Ctrl + F2 displays the print preview window in Microsoft Word.
Shift + F3 will change the text in Microsoft Word from upper to lower case or a capital letter at the beginning of every word.
Shift + F7 runs a Thesaurus check on the word highlighted.
Home: Goes to beginning of current line.
Ctrl + Home: Goes to beginning of document.
End: Goes to end of current line.
Ctrl + End: Goes to end of document.
Shift + Home: Highlights from current position to beginning of line.
Shift + End: Highlights from current position to end of line.
Ctrl + Shift + F: Change the font.
Ctrl + Shift + >: Increase selected font +1pts up to 12pt and then increases font +2pts.
Ctrl + ]: Increase selected font +1pts.
Ctrl + Shift + <: Decrease selected font -1pts if 12pt or lower, if above 12 decreases font by +2pt.
Ctrl + [: Decrease selected font -1pts.
Ctrl + Shift + *: View or hide non printing characters.
Ctrl + L: Moves one word to the left.
Ctrl + R: Moves one word to the right.
Ctrl + : Moves to the beginning of the line or paragraph.
Ctrl + : Moves to the end of the paragraph.
Ctrl + Del: Deletes word to right of cursor.
Ctrl + Backspace: Deletes word to left of cursor.
Ctrl + Spacebar: Reset highlighted text to the default font.
Ctrl + 1: Single-space lines.
Ctrl + 2: Double-space lines.
Ctrl + 5: 1.5-line spacing.
Ctrl + Alt + 1: Changes text to heading 1.
Ctrl + Alt + 2: Changes text to heading 2.
Ctrl + Alt + 3: Changes text to heading 3.
Alt + Shift + D: Insert the current date.
Alt + Shift + T: Insert the current time.
Click, hold, and drag: Selects text from where you click and hold to the point you drag and let go.
Double-click: If double-click a word, selects the complete word.
Double-click: Double-clicking on the left, center, or right of a blank line will make the alignment of the text left, center, or right aligned.
Double-click: Double-clicking anywhere after text on a line will set a tab stop.
Triple-click: Selects the line or paragraph of the text the mouse triple-clicked.
Ctrl + Mouse wheel: Zooms in and out of document (Shortcut Keys and their Functions).
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Windows Key + M: Minimize all windows
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Alt + Left Arrow/Backspace: Go back to the previous page.
Alt + Right Arrow: Go to next page.
- Esc: Stop downloading a page.
- Ctrl + ( + or -): Zoom in or out of page by 10%.
- Ctrl + Enter: Adds www. at the beginning and .com to the end of any text entered in the
Address bar. - Ctrl + D: Add the current site to your favorites.
- Ctrl + I: View your favorites.
- Ctrl + N: Open a new window.
- Ctrl + P: Print the current page.
· Shift + Spacebar: Move up one page.
· Alt + Down Arrow: Move a selected item down the favorites list.
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Computer settings
Adjust the Scaling or DPI
Left click on a blank desktop
A menu appears go to display settings
Go to custom scale
Set the scaling or DPI to 125%
The computer will want to reboot
Do this.
Set High Contrast Themes Black or White
left click on an empty piece of desktop
a menu appears go to personal preference
go to high contrast settings
turn on
set it to high contrast white
Zoom in on a window (only the contents of an active window are magnified)
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CTRL + mouse wheel
Magnifying glass
Enlarge with the magnifying glass.
Launch magnifying glass: Windows button +
Start magnifying glass for the first time, please set it:
Adjust magnifying glass
In the magnifying glass window, go to the wheel
Steps at 25%(slider bar)
Full screen display
Then go to the view option and set it to full screen.
Launch magnifying glass Windows logo key and
the + (not on the numerical part)
Stop magnifying glass Windows logo key and
the ESC (not on the numerical part)
Enlarge Windows logo key and
the +
Shrink Windows logo key and
the –
You can also have it read aloud within the magnifying glass.
If you go to the settings of the magnifying glass, you can adjust the activation button here to CapsLock or ctrl + alt
This activation button together with enter reads everything from top left to bottom right.
The activation button combined with the left mouse button allows you to indicate from where you want to be read aloud.
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Mouse Settings
Press the windows button and type mouse settings, enter.
Then go to advanced mouse settings.
Here you can make the mouse pointer bigger and smaller and change its color.
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Word
Dicteren
Dicteren kan alleen als de computer op zijn Engels is ingesteld.
Je kunt dit aanpassen door naar de instellingen van windows te gaan.
Vervolgens naar Tijd en Taal.
Dan naar Taal
Taal toevoegen Engels degene die u wilt.
En dan de hoofd taal instellen naar Engels. Computer moet opnieuw opstarten.
Ga vervolgens naar Privacy in de instellingen
Ga naar speech
Zet online speech recognition aan.
In een word document kan nu met windows knop H het dicteren gestart worden.
FIREFOX
Binnen firefox wordt het hoog contrast thema wit overgenomen.
Heeft een readerfunctie zoals we in edge hebben gedemonstreerd. Alleen zit de voorleesfunctie hier niet in. Je kunt deze activeren door F9 of door op het document icoontje te klikken in de adresregel.
Binnen Firefox werkt de voorleesfunctie van het vergrootglas van Windows 10.
De dikte van de cursor
U kent het wel: op de plek waar u tekst typt in Word of in een e-mail, knippert een verticaal streepje. Dat is de cursor. Maak het streepje voller als u hem normaal te dun vindt.
- Klik onder ‘Cursordikte wijzigen’ op de blauwe knop.
- Houd de muisknop ingedrukt.
- Sleep de blauwe knop naar rechts totdat de gewenste dikte is bereikt. Een voorbeeld van de dikte ziet u links van de blauwe knop.
- Laat de linkermuisknop los.
Bij word: Beeld word een chaos, stukken van de tekst of foto’s vallen weg:afsluiten en op NIET OPSLAAN clicken
Rechtermuisknop
Klik op de rechtermuisknop en open een menu met extra opties. Bijvoorbeeld om een geselecteerde tekst te kopiëren, een afbeelding op te slaan of om een tekst te laten voorlezen.
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Website toegankelijk maken
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How to Use Windows 10
https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/how-to-use-windows-10
Windows 10 (nederlands)
Lees hier alles over Windows 10. Het meest recente besturingssysteem van Microsoft, gelanceerd in juli 2015.
https://www.seniorweb.nl/onderwerp/windows-10
Problemen oplossen met Windows Systeemherstel
Afspeellijsten op YouTube (pc)
Zet favoriete video’s op YouTube bij elkaar op een afspeellijst. Zo vindt u ze snel terug.
Veelvoorkomende problemen oplossen in Windows
Soms werkt de computer niet mee. De printer weigert dienst of Windows Update geeft problemen. Los het op met bestaande probleemoplossers van Windows.
Grote bestanden verzenden
Grote bestanden, zoals foto’s, versturen lukt niet altijd via het mailprogramma. Bekijk vijf manieren om de grote bestanden toch te verzenden.
De wekker zetten op de iPad of iPhone
De app van PostNL gebruiken
Populaire spelletjes voor pc en tablet
Geluid slim regelen in Windows 10
Gesloten tabblad terughalen
Verwijderde mail terughalen
Hoe werkt YouTube op de pc?
YouTube heeft een schat aan leuke en handige video’s. Hoe vindt en bekijkt u ze op een computer?
Eerder bezochte website terugvinden
Word: de basis
Word: afbeeldingen (Word 2019)
Duik de digitale archieven in
Hoe zit het met auteursrecht op internet?
Schermafbeeldingen maken op Windows-pc
Iets vastleggen wat u op het beeldscherm van de Windows-computer ziet? Maak een schermafbeelding.
Cd of dvd branden in Windows
Basis van Pinterest
Problemen oplossen in Windows
Mailen in Windows 10
Via internet films en series kijken
Instinkers bij het downloaden van programma’s
Malwarebytes gebruiken
Scan uw computer geregeld op de aanwezigheid van malware. Op Windows-computers is Malwarbytes hiervoor een goed programma.
Netflix: een overzicht
Cookies verwijderen op de pc
E-mail overzichtelijk en opgeruimd
Een opgeruimde en overzichtelijke mailbox maakt het terugvinden van mailtjes een stuk makkelijker. Wij helpen u op weg.
Wat is Word?
Tekenen met Word
https://www.seniorweb.nl/onderwerp/windows10#/artikelen/5
549 Tips & Uitleg
Spraakgestuurd typen in het Nederlands via google docs
https:www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7yMUm_kCs8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7yMUm_kCs8
Tip: Search for English results only. You can specify your search language in Preferences
It looks like there aren’t many great matches for your search
Tip: Try using words that might appear on the page you’re looking for. For example, “cake recipes” instead of “how to make a cake.”
Need help? Take a look at other tips for searching on Google.
Spraak naar tekst met Nederlandse leestekens – YouTube
https:www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8ucYtNwmPI
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How to recover unsaved Word documents
- 08/13/2021
- 5 minutes to read
- Applies to:
Word for Office 365, Word 2019, Word 2016, Word 2013, Word 2010
You can try to recover an unsaved Word document by:
- Searching for Word documents
- Searching for Word backup files
- Checking the Recycle Bin
- Restarting Word to open AutoRecover files
- Searching for AutoRecover files
- Searching for temporary files
If you’re looking for information about how to recover other recent Office files, see the following articles:
If you can’t open the document, or the content in the document is damaged, see How to troubleshoot damaged documents in Word.
To find a lost document:
Search for Word documents
Try searching for the document in Windows:
- Select Start, type the document name (in Windows 8.1, type the name in the Search box), and then press Enter.
- If the Documents list (or Files list in Windows 8.1) contains the document, double-click the document to open it in Word.
If the search results don’t contain the file, go to the next method.
Searching for Word backup files
Word backup file names have a “.wbk” extension. If you have the “backup copy” option selected in Word, there might be a backup copy of the file.
To check whether this option is on, select File > Options > Advanced, scroll down to the Save section, and then select Always create backup copy.
If you have a Microsoft 365 subscription, check these two folder locations for a backup file:
- C:\Users<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word
- C:\Users<UserName>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\UnsavedFiles
Note: In these paths, replace <UserName> with your username.
To find the backup copy of the file, select Start, enter .wbk in the Search box, and then press Enter. If you find any files that have the name “Backup of” followed by the name of the missing file, double-click the file name to open it.
If you don’t find a backup file for the document, go to the next method.
Checking the Recycle Bin
If you deleted a Word document without emptying the Recycle Bin, you might be able to restore the document.
- Double-click the Recycle Bin on the Desktop.
- Search through the list of documents to see whether the deleted Word document is still there. If you don’t know the file name, look for file types such as .doc, .docx, and .dot.
- If you find the desired Word file, right-click the file name, and then select Restore to recover the file.
If you don’t find the desired file, go to the next method.
Windows File Recovery Tool
If you are using Windows 10, version 2004 or later, you can try the Windows File Recovery tool. Windows File Recovery is available from the Microsoft Store. You can use it to recover files that have been permanently deleted. For more information about this tool, see Recover lost files on Windows 10.
Restoring documents saved to SharePoint and OneDrive
For documents that you saved or synced to SharePoint, see Restore items in the recycle bin that were deleted from SharePoint or Teams.
For documents that you saved or synced to OneDrive, see Restore deleted files or folders in OneDrive.
To find missing content or a newer version:
Word takes different actions to protect your changes in Word documents:
- If Word opens a document from SharePoint or OneDrive, the program uses AutoSave to save changes to the “cloud” document. We recommend that you leave the AutoSave feature set to On.
Restarting Word to open AutoRecover files
Word searches for AutoRecover files every time it starts. Therefore, you can try using the AutoRecover feature by closing and reopening Word. If Word finds any automatically recovered file, the Document Recovery task pane opens, and the missing document should be listed as “document name [Original]” or as “document name [Recovered].” If this occurs, double-click the file name in the Document Recovery pane, select File > Save as, and then save the document as a .docx file. To manually change the extension to .docx, right-click the file, and select Rename.
Note In Microsoft 365 Subscription, when Word starts, it searches for AutoRecover files. If any recovered files are found, Word opens them by having a Message Bar. Select Save to save the recovered file as a .docx file. If there are many recovered files, Word usually opens the last-changed files, and puts the remaining files into the Document Recovery task pane.
Searching for AutoRecover files
If you have a Microsoft 365 subscription, check the following folder locations for backup files:
- C:\Users<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Word
- C:\Users<UserName>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Office\UnsavedFiles
Note: In these paths, replace <UserName> with your username.
If you don’t find the missing file in these locations, open Word, and select File > Info > Manage Document > Recover Unsaved Documents.
If you still haven’t found the file, try manually searching for AutoRecover files. To do this, select Start, enter .asd in the Search box, then press Enter.
If you find any files that have the .asd extension, follow these steps:
- Open Word, and then go to File > Open > Browse.
- In the files of type list to the right of File name, select All Files.
- Right-click the backup file that you found, and then select Open.
If there are no .asd files, go to the next method.
Searching for temporary files
Temporary file names have a .tmp extension. To find these files, follow these steps:
- Select Start, type .tmp (in Windows 8.1, type .asd in the Search box), and then press Enter.
- Select the Documents
- Scroll through the files to search for file names that match the last few dates and times that you edited the document.
- If you find the missing file, go to step 4.
- If you don’t find the file, repeat steps 1 through 3, but search on the tilde character (~) instead of .tmp (temporary file names start with a tilde).
- In Word, go to File > Open, and then select the Folders
- Navigate to or search for the folder where you found the .tmp file, and then select the folder name to open the folder contents pane.
- At the top of the pane, select the name of the folder. This opens File Explorer.
- In File Explorer, change the file type (next to the file name field, near the bottom) to All files.
- Open the .tmp file.
References
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Insights — a section of your site’s statistics that helps you see how often you post, your site’s most popular days and times, and who your site’s followers are. Find them by visiting My Sites → Stats → Insights.
Media Manager — the set of tools that allow you to upload and store images, audio files, videos, and other files you’d like to use on your site. You’ll upload images to your Media Manager in order to display them in your posts. You can also do basic image editing (cropping, rotating, resizing). Find it by visiting My Sites → Media.
Menu — the piece of your site that contains links to your posts, pages, or categories, typically located just above or below your site’s title, or along the right or left side of the screen. (The ten options running down the left side of this page is our menu.) A menu enables readers to navigate around the various parts of your site. Most themes support Custom Menus, which let you specify exactly which items appear in the menu; there’s also a Custom Menu Widget that allows you to display a menu in your sidebar.
Stats and Insights
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Your Stats and Insights page includes a bunch of nifty graphs, charts, and data to show you how many visits your site gets, which posts and pages are the most popular, and much more. This guide explains how to read and understand your site’s stats and insights.
- Accessing Stats
- Traffic
- Posts & Pages
- Search Engine Terms
- File Downloads
- Views by Country
- Clicks
- Referrers
- Authors
- Insights
- Ads
- Downloading Stats
- Frequently Asked Questions
Accessing Stats
Click on Stats in your dashboard to view your site stats. If you have more than one site, click on Switch Site to select the site you want to view the stats for.
Views and visitors bar graph
The unique weekly visitors can sometimes be less than the sum of daily visitors for the same week. The same goes for unique weekly visitors being less than your total monthly visitors. This occurs when the same visitor appears multiple times during the week or month.
You may also notice that your visitor count lags behind your views count. This is due to the way we process the numbers. Typically a view is reported within five minutes. However, it can take up to two hours for new visitors to show up in your stats.
Yearly totals are a sum of your monthly totals.
In the graph, the bar that appears furthest to the right shows in a different color. This is to indicate that the day/week/month/year is still happening, so the number may continue to grow.
How Traffic is Counted
The following traffic will not reflect in your stats:
- Visits you make to your own publicly-available site while logged into your WordPress.com account.
- Visits from browsers that do not execute javascript or load images.
- Googlebot and other search engine spiders.
- Visits to a publicly available site by users that are logged in, and listed as members of the site.
Views by logged-in members of your site, including yourself, are only counted in your stats for sites that are set to private.
Views of password-protected posts or pages (except by owners and members of the site) on public sites will be counted in your stats. If they do not successfully enter a password to view the page, they will be sent to a 404 error page and will not see the content that is password-protected.
Likes and Comments
The Traffic chart also includes tabs for viewing stats for the number of likes and comments on your site. Click on the likes or comments tabs to display a bar chart for those stats.
Posts & Pages
This section of stats will list the Posts and Pages that have received the most views in the time period you’ve specified at the top of the page.
- A view is only counted for a post or page when the direct link of the page/post is visited or the full post is viewed in the Reader.
- If a visitor reads a post while viewing your site’s home page, the view will not be counted towards the post, only towards total views.
Post and page views are included in your site’s total views. But they may not add up to your Total Views. There are many views that aren’t tied to a post or page URL. The category, tag, date, and author archive pages, and search result pages are all examples of other views that only count towards total views.
What is the colored bar next to a page or post title?
You may notice a bar next to a particular post or page title. Depending on the color you’ve assigned your Dashboard the bar may be blue, or orange, or another color. The colored bar indicates the posts and pages published within the selected date range.
In the example above, the Post “Yellowstone National Park” was published on September 15th.
Search Engine Terms
These are the terms, words, and phrases people use on search engines (like Google, Yahoo, or Bing) to find posts and pages on your WordPress.com blog or site.
- The Search terms do not include the terms your readers use within your site’s Search Widget or any other search form.
- When we don’t know the search terms, we show them as Unknown search terms. Some search engines don’t reveal search terms for privacy reasons. Google, for example, has been encrypting the vast majority of search terms since 2013.
File Downloads
This section lists the files that your site’s visitors have downloaded and how many times they have been retrieved. Downloads are counted for all accepted video, audio, and document file types.
For podcast audio files, be aware that many podcast apps download files automatically. A download does not necessarily mean that the podcast has been played.
File Download Stats is currently unavailable for sites using third-party plugins or themes on websites with Business or eCommerce plans.
Views by Country
You can see how many views you’ve received per country by the day, week, month, and year.
If WordPress.com cannot determine your visitors’ location, their views will not be reflected in this chart.
Click the > icon at the top to explore views by country in a larger chart.
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Clicks
This stat counts the number of times your readers have clicked on external links that appear on your site. These may be (but are not limited to):
- Links you add to your post and page content
- Links placed in comments by your readers
- Links that appear in your blogroll
- Links attached to the names of users who comment on your site
- Links to media files
- Links to images in a gallery
Referrers
The referrers section lists other blogs, websites, and search engines that link to your site.
A view is associated with a referrer if a visitor lands on a page on your site after clicking a link on the referrer’s site.
If you see a down arrow next to a referrer, you can click on the arrow to see more specific details. For example, expanding Search Engines will show details for specific search engine referrers (Google, Bing, and more.)
Click on the > icon to explore the list of referrers in more detail.
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The number of referrers may not match the number of total views. Not all visitors will land on your site by clicking a link somewhere else. Visitors may type your URL directly into the web browser, click a link in an email, or click a link in another application which then loads the browser.
Marking Spam Referrers
Where do spam referrers come from?
From time to time, internet bot traffic will crawl different websites. These referrers have no impact on your site’s security, but you may not want to see them in your stats. Marking a referrer as spam removes traffic from that referrer from your stats.
To mark a referrer as spam:
- Go to your Stats page.
- Find the referrer and click on the ellipses (three dots) next to it.
- Click Mark as Spam.
The referrer link will go into your personal spam referrer block list and won’t show up in the future.
Each entry in your Referrers (except for a few whitelisted referrers, such as WordPress.com) has a clickable ellipsis next to the view count.
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If you change your mind right away, you can click the Mark as Not Spam link that appears where the Spam link was previously:
However, once you have navigated away from the stats page, you will not be able to undo the action.
Marking a site or referrer as spam will not affect your stats. It will only keep that referrer from appearing on your stats page.
Authors
This stat will let you see how much traffic each author has generated, which can be helpful if your site has multiple users. Clicking on a name will reveal the most popular posts and pages published by each author and the number of views each has attracted.
Can Authors see my stats?
All of your site’s users can see the stats: Administrators, Editors, Authors, and Contributors. If you are on a Business or eCommerce plan and have already installed third-party plugins/themes, you can go to Tools → Marketing → Traffic → Site Stats, and choose which user roles can see Stats reports.
Insights
The second tab, after Traffic, is Insights. Your Insights page includes an overview of your site’s stats so that you can view and learn from long-term trends.
The Insights screen shows the following information:
- Posting activity: A visualization of your posting trends, showing how many posts you published and when.
- All-time views: A color-coded table showing the total views in a month and the average views per day in a month.
- Latest post summary: How many views, likes, and comments your most recent post received.
- Most popular day and hour: What time of day and day of the week your site gets the most views.
- Tags & Categories: The number of views your most popular tags and categories have received in the previous seven days.
- Annual site stats: A summary of your site’s activity for the current year to date.
- Follower totals: The total number of followers you’ve received from WordPress.com accounts, email subscriptions, and your connected social media accounts.
- Followers: A list of your most recent followers.
- All-time posts, views, and visitors: Your site’s total posts, views, and visitors, along with your all-time best day for views.
- Comments: View a list of people with the most comments on your site a list of the most-commented posts and pages.
- Publicize: The number of followers on each of your connected social networks.
Ads
If WordAds is enabled, selecting the Ads tab will bring up statistics about ads served on your site:
Important information to keep in mind about the Ads stats:
- Your site must be enrolled in WordAds for this option to appear.
- WordAds is available on our Premium, Business, and eCommerce plans
- Your site must be public for WordAds and the Ads stat section to be enabled.
- Stats for ads are fetched once a day from the ad server. They are not shown in real-time.
- Ad stats are an estimate and are subject to change. They are finalized the month following the one in which they were earned.
To learn more about the WordAds program and the answers to many frequently asked questions, check out this helpful guide.
Downloading Stats
You can download reports of your Stats as a CSV file by following these steps:
- Go to Stats in your dashboard.
- Click the title of a module on your stats page, such as Posts & pages, Referrers, Countries, etc.
- Scroll to the bottom of the screen.
- Click on the Download data as CSV link.
- Save the file to your computer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Google Analytics? Do Stats include my own visits to my site? Why is the number of views less than the number of likes? Can I display a hit/view counter on my site? How can I view stats for days more than a month ago? What data does Stats collect about my site’s visitors?
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Statistics — the data about your blog, like how often your posts have been viewed, which posts and pages are most popular, who is following you, and much more. Find your stats under My Sites → Stats.
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