View Documents with Reverse Mode in Word 2013

The following guide provides a clear overview of View documents with reverse mode, with the most relevant background, details, and practical takeaways.

View Documents with Reverse Mode Overview

The brighter the laptop screen, the faster the battery consumes. And reading a document in Word 2013 with a bright white background also affects the life of a laptop battery. If you want to view documents in the most comfortable way, in Word 2013 it allows users to view documents in Inverse mode - reverse mode.

This section explains the key facts, background, and practical implications of View Documents with Reverse Mode in Word 2013. But with the display like this, you will reduce the light from the screen, the battery consumes less. In addition, there are some people with vision problems who can read better when the text is displayed on a dark background.

But in short, this is also a personal preference for each user when viewing a certain document. From Word 2013, reading mode has focused on displaying document content. With the steps below you can reverse the display mode for 1 document.

From the display interface of the Word 2013 document, you expand the Ribbon interface and switch to the View tab, switch to Read Mode to enable the color reversal feature in the document.

When you are viewing this document in Read Mode, all the Ribbon interface buttons are minimized to help you focus on the content of the document. By default, the document will be displayed with a white background. To change the color and switch to reverse to view in Inverse mode, click the View / Page Color tab and select Inverse.

All will be reversed and turned black, the text content is turned white. To return to text editing mode, click View / Edit Document or press the ESC button on the keyboard to exit and return to editing.