Recently, I have been answering the question of how to restore a missing toolbar or ribbon from Microsoft Office tools like Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. This tip works for any of the Office tools 2007 or newer. Usually, the toolbar goes missing because of an errant click or keyboard combination.In the video below, I show how to restore the ribbon using the little drop down menu in the upper left corner of any Office product (again, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc). After clicking the menu, simply uncheck the Minimize Ribbon option.One bonus tip that I didn’t mention in the video: keyboard shortcut aficionados can use Ctrl+F1on the keyboard to hide or show the Microsoft Office Toolbar/Ribbon.Here’s the video!

• Microsoft Word Show Drawing Toolbar
• How To Show Toolbar In Word 2007

I virtually have 21 choices of toolbars optional to me with my 2003 Microsoft Word. You do not disclose which toolbar you are missing but and easy way to view them all (which are already viewed vs. Those still available) would be to simply right-click in a open, gray area where your other toolbars are located. The button, we call the Apple Pill, controls the display of the tool bars. Hopefully, by correcting just one document window and then making a small change on the document itself to reset Word's save toggle switch and then saving, closing, quitting Word completely, then reopening Word. All will be right once again.

Microsoft Word Show Drawing Toolbar

How To Show Toolbar In Word 2007

In this article we're going to learn how to (temporarily) hide the toolbars, taskbars, rulers and whatnot in Word. Note that these processes will also work for other Microsoft Office applications such as Excel, PowerPoint, etc. Why would I want to hide the taskbars in Word? There are various reasons why you might want to.

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