全屏(Full)模式曾经存在于真正旧版本的Microsoft Word中。它使您可以使用计算机的整个屏幕来查看文档。但是，在较新版本的Word中，缺少该功能，您将找不到使Word全屏显示的选项。
问题是，该选项真的被删除了吗？真的没有办法让Word在您的计算机上全屏显示吗？
幸运的是，还有办法。即使该选项已从Word界面中删除，该功能似乎仍然存在，并允许您使用Word的旧全屏布局(use the old full-screen layout)。由于它隐藏在主要选项中，因此您必须找到一种方法来启用它并将其添加到您可以轻松访问它的菜单中。
实际上有多种方法可以在较新版本的Microsoft Word(Microsoft Word)中激活全屏模式。
使用键盘快捷键全屏查看 Word(Use a Keyboard Shortcut To View Word Full Screen)
使最新版本的Word全屏显示的最快捷、最简单的方法之一是使用键盘快捷键。尽管该选项已从界面中删除，但它的键盘快捷键仍可继续工作并执行应执行的确切任务。
当您在正常模式下查看文档并希望将其设为全屏时，只需同时按键盘上的 Alt + V然后立即按下键盘上的U按钮，您的文档将占据整个屏幕。
当您想返回正常模式时，按Esc键，您将回到原来的位置。
从快速访问工具栏启用 Word 全屏(Enable Word Full Screen From The Quick Access Toolbar)
您可能已经注意到Word屏幕顶部有一个小工具栏。它被称为快速访问(Quick Access)工具栏，顾名思义，它可以让您快速访问计算机上的一些Word功能。
您实际上可以使用工具栏使Word全屏显示。您可以将一个命令添加到工具栏，然后单击该命令以全屏模式打开您的文档。
- 单击(Click)快速访问(Quick Access)工具栏中的小向下箭头图标，屏幕上将打开一个菜单。从这个新打开的菜单中选择显示更多命令的选项。(More Commands)
- 以下屏幕列出了您可以添加到工具栏的命令，但默认情况下并未显示所有命令。要使其显示所有可用命令，请从下拉菜单中选择命令中选择(Choose commands from)所有命令。(All Commands)
- 当所有命令都显示在屏幕上时，查找显示Toggle Full Screen View的命令。单击(Click)它以选择它，然后单击“添加(Add)”按钮将命令添加到您的工具栏。
- 当它被添加到您的工具栏时，您会在右侧的命令列表中看到它。单击(Click)底部的确定(OK)按钮以保存更改。
- 您现在会发现一个新图标出现在您的快速访问(Quick Access)工具栏中。单击(Click)该图标，它将以全屏模式打开您当前的文档。
- 当您想退出全屏时，只需按键盘上的Esc即可。(Esc)
全屏模式的图标将继续出现在您的所有文档的工具栏中。如果您想删除它，您可以打开用于添加命令的窗格，在右侧窗格中选择命令，然后单击删除(Remove)。
使用阅读模式使 Word 全屏显示(Make Word Full Screen Using The Read Mode)
Word全屏阅读视图可能不完全是您文档的全屏解决方案，但它在某种程度上完成了这项工作。它从屏幕上隐藏了许多格式工具栏和其他项目，让您专注于屏幕上的文档。
但是，您将在顶部看到一些选项，这些选项在此模式下无法删除。
要在MS Word(MS Word)中访问阅读模式，请在文档打开时单击查看菜单，然后选择(View)阅读模式(Read Mode)选项。
要切换回正常模式，请按键盘上的Esc键。您将返回到带有所有工具栏的正常编辑屏幕。
为 Word 全屏模式创建可自定义的键盘快捷键(Create a Customizable Keyboard Shortcut For Word Full Screen Mode)
如果您不想使用Word全屏模式的默认键盘快捷方式，而是希望创建自己的键盘快捷方式，则可以使用(default keyboard shortcut for Word)Word中的(Word)宏(Macro)来实现。
宏是触发宏时执行的一组操作。不过，您实际上不需要了解太多就可以为Word创建全屏快捷方式。
- 在MS Word(MS Word)中打开您的文档，单击顶部的View选项卡，单击(View)Macros下的向下箭头图标，然后选择Record Macro。
- 在宏名称(Macro name)字段中输入任何值。然后单击“将宏分配给”部分中的(Assign macro to)键盘(Keyboard)，以便您可以为宏分配键盘快捷键。
- 单击键盘(Keyboard)后，您将在屏幕上看到一个新对话框。将光标放在按新快捷键(Press new shortcut key)字段中，然后按要分配给全屏模式的键盘快捷键。单击(Click)分配(Assign)，然后单击关闭(Close)以保存更改。
- 按键盘上的Alt + V然后单击工具栏中“宏(Macros)”选项中的向下箭头图标，然后选择“停止录制”(Stop Recording)。
- 再次单击Macros向下箭头并选择View Macros。
- 在列表中选择您的宏，然后单击编辑(Edit)按钮。
- 确保(Make)您的宏仅包含以下代码。如果需要，您可以将以下代码复制并粘贴到宏中。按Ctrl + S保存更改。
Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro1 Macro
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'
ActiveWindow.View.FullScreen = Not ActiveWindow.View.FullScreen
End Sub
从现在开始，只要您在Word中按下自定义键盘快捷键，它就会以全屏模式启动您的文档。
View Word Documents in Full-Screen Mode
Full screen mode used to exiѕt in the really оld versions of Microsoft Word. It allowed you to use up the entire screen of your computer to view your documents. However, in the newеr versions of Word, the feature is missing and you won’t find the optіon to make Word full screеn.
The question is, has the option really been removed and is there really no way to make Word go full screen on your computer?
Luckily, there’s still a way. Even though the option has been removed from the Word interface, the feature somehow still seems to exist and lets you use the old full-screen layout of Word. Since it’s hidden from the main options, you’re going to have to find a way to enable it and add it to a menu from where you can easily access it.
There are actually multiple ways to activate full-screen mode in newer versions of Microsoft Word.
Use a Keyboard Shortcut To View Word Full Screen
One of the quickest and easiest ways to make your latest version of Word go full screen is to use a keyboard shortcut. Although the option has been removed from the interface, the keyboard shortcut for it continues to work and does the exact task it’s supposed to do.
While you’re viewing a document in the normal mode and you want to make it full-screen, simply press the Alt + V keys at the same time on your keyboard. Then immediately press the U button on your keyboard and your document takes up your entire screen.
When you want to return to the normal mode, press the Esc key and you’ll be back to where you were.
Enable Word Full Screen From The Quick Access Toolbar
You may have noticed that there’s a small toolbar at the very top of your Word screen. It’s called the Quick Access toolbar, and as the name suggests, it lets you quickly access some of Word’s features on your machine.
You can actually use the toolbar to make Word full screen. There’s a command that you can add to the toolbar which then when clicked, opens your document in full-screen mode.
- Click on the small down-arrow icon in the Quick Access toolbar and a menu will open on your screen. Select the option that says More Commands from this newly opened menu.
- The following screen lists the commands you can add to the toolbar but it doesn’t show all the commands by default. To make it show all available commands, select All Commands from the Choose commands from the dropdown menu.
- When all the commands are shown on your screen, look for the command that says Toggle Full Screen View. Click on it to select it and then click on the Add button to add the command to your toolbar.
- When it’s added to your toolbar, you’ll see it in the right-hand side commands list. Click on the OK button at the bottom to save your changes.
- You’ll now find a new icon appearing in your Quick Access toolbar. Click on the icon and it’ll open your current document in full-screen mode.
- When you want to exit full-screen, just press Esc on your keyboard.
The icon for full-screen mode will continue to be there in your toolbar for all of your documents. If you ever want to remove it, you can do so by opening the pane you used to add the command, selecting the command in the right-hand side pane, and clicking Remove.
Make Word Full Screen Using The Read Mode
The Word full screen reading view may not be exactly a full-screen solution for your documents but it does the job to some extent. It hides many of your formatting toolbars and other items from your screen letting you focus on the document on your screen.
You are going to see some of the options at the top, though, which can’t be removed in this mode.
To access the read mode in MS Word, click on the View menu while your document is open and select the Read Mode option.
To switch back to the normal mode, press the Esc key on your keyboard. You’ll be back to the normal editing screen with all the toolbars on it.
Create a Customizable Keyboard Shortcut For Word Full Screen Mode
If you don’t want to use the default keyboard shortcut for Word full screen mode and you’d rather create your own, you can do so by using Macro in Word.
A Macro is a set of actions that are performed when you trigger the macro. You don’t really need to know much about it to be able to create a full-screen shortcut for Word, though.
- Open your document in MS Word, click on the View tab at the top, click on the down-arrow icon under Macros, and select Record Macro.
- Enter any value in the Macro name field. Then click on Keyboard in the Assign macro to section so you can assign a keyboard shortcut to your macro.
- Once you click on Keyboard, you’ll see a new dialog box on your screen. Put your cursor in the Press new shortcut key field and press the keyboard shortcut that you want to assign to the full-screen mode. Click on Assign followed by Close to save your changes.
- Press Alt + V on your keyboard. Then click on the down-arrow icon in the Macros option in your toolbar and select Stop Recording.
- Click on the Macros down-arrow again and select View Macros.
- Choose your macro in the list and click the Edit button.
- Make sure your macro only contains the following code. You can copy and paste the following code in your macro if you want. Hit Ctrl + S to save changes.
Sub Macro1()
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' Macro1 Macro
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'
ActiveWindow.View.FullScreen = Not ActiveWindow.View.FullScreen
End Sub
From now on, whenever you press your custom keyboard shortcut in Word, it’ll launch your document in full-screen mode.
