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by - delegate Zana [4 posts] (2007 Nov 1 Thu, 10:15) Reply

how can i make a toolbar ?

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RE: Toolbars

by - trainer Katie gold contributer [214 posts] (2007 Nov 2 Fri, 10:07) Reply

Hi Zana,

Thanks for your question.

To create a new toolbar:
1) TOOLS menu > Customize
2) Toolbars tab > New
3) Name toolbar > OK
4) switch to Commands tab
5) Drag in any functions / commands of your preference into your new toolbar
6) Press CLOSE when finish

Hope this is helpful.

Regards,
Katie

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Word tip:

Remove 'Getting Started' Pane

When you start Microsoft Word 2003 a "Getting Started" pane appears to the right of the new document window.

It contains several options such as "Connect to Microsoft Office Online", "Get the latest news about using Word" and a list of your most recently accessed documents. Though useful to some, others may find it annoying.

The following steps allow you to remove the "Getting Started" pane.

1. Choose Tools then Options

2. In the Options dialog box select the View tab

3. Uncheck Startup Task Pane

4. Click OK to close the dialog box.