Microsoft Word 2010 plus for windows and 2016 plus for Mac both contain built-in
accessibility checkers. While these are no replacement for manual, checks they do
assist in catching many accessibility issues within the documents. To access
this checker, select the file tab at the top of the screen and select 'check for
issues', from here select 'check accessibility' from the drop-down. This
will run the accessibility checker which will instruct you to edit specific
sections which are deemed inaccessible. it should be noted that occasionally
Microsoft Word is unable to check your document for accessibility. It will tell
you this after opening the accessibility window. If you come across this issue,
there is a simple fix. All you have to do is select file, click the info tab and
click convert next to the compatibility mode window. After selecting ok when
prompted your document should be able to run an accessibility check successfully