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Microsoft Office XP programs, including Word
2002, automatically customize menus and toolbars based on how
often you use the commands. When you first start an Office
program, only the most basic commands appear. Then, as you work,
the menus and toolbars adjust so that only the commands and
toolbar buttons you use most often are displayed. If you prefer,
you can choose the Always show full menus option in Word
so that all commands are displayed on the menu.
Note In the procedure below, selecting the
Always show full menus check box affects all Microsoft
Office XP programs.
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Tools menu when Always show full menus
option is not selected |
Tools menu when Always show full menus
option is selected |
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Mouse actions |
Keyboard actions |
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1 |
On the menu bar:
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Select
Tools.
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Select
Customize. |
On the menu bar:
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Open the
Tools menu by pressing ALT+T.
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Select
Customize by pressing C. |
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2 |
In the Customize dialog box:
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Select the
Options tab. |
In the Customize dialog box:
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Move to the
Options tab by pressing ALT+O. |
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3 |
On the Options tab:
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Select or
clear the Always show full menus check box. |
On the Options tab:
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Select or
clear the Always show full menus check box by
pressing ALT+N. |
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4 |
Select Close. |
Press ENTER. |
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