Double-tapping text to highlight words was a breeze, and we navigated through our sample document easily by placing the cursor in various spots. Although smartphones aren't the ideal device for creating lengthy reports or documents, Word Mobile will suffice for quick edits. If you attempt to exit a document without saving, Microsoft will prompt you to do so before closing the file. This is slightly different than the Outline view in the iOS edition, which displays the first and last words of the document instead of each paragraph. Pressing these words will bring you to that section of the document, which we found to be helpful when breezing through content. Still, we appreciated the handy font-sizing tool in the format section that let us press up or down arrows to increase or decrease font size.Ĭlick to EnlargeThe Outline button makes it easy to skim a lengthy document in a hurry by displaying the first words of the document and then the beginning of various paragraphs. For instance, a scrollable sidebar displaying comments in Track Changes seems much more practical than dedicating half the screen to comments. Overall, we found the Track Changes mode to be limiting and would have preferred to see a more touch-optimized interface. You can comment on words and phrases throughout the text with the Comments feature, but there's no Track Changes mode that shows your edits in real time like in the desktop version. Any words or phrases with accompanying comments will appear highlighted in blue, just like in the iOS version.
If you open a document you created on the desktop version of Office that already has Track Changes enabled, those updates will automatically appear in the document when you view it on your phone.
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Tapping the document automatically dismisses any menus and returns the Word file to full screen mode, while the iPhone version has arrows for getting rid of menus. This also means you can choose from only yellow, green or red, rather than Microsoft Word's full range of font colors. Click to EnlargeThe format section offers options such as bold, italics, underline, strikethrough and colored text - the same basic tweaks you'll find in the iOS app.
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