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Office Ribbon Editor 4.1 Office Ribbon Editor's main focus is to help people edit the Ribbon navigation tool used by Microsoft for its various Office programs, primarily Excel, Word, and PowerPoint. This is a very useful tool for optimizing the ... Microsoft Office interface and improving one's overall user experience. http://www.leafcreations.org BabyPDF 1.0.0.23 BabyPDF is a handy and reliable utility designed to view and edit PDF (Portable Document Format) files. With this software, users can modify scanned PDF files or touch up faxes received in this format. BabyPDF supports Windows XP, ... (view more)

More information about Windows 8 continues to emerge, though the details aren't coming from Microsoft. Instead, the recent information has been passed down by a pre-release version of Windows 8 leaked onto the Internet. The plethora of Windows 8 ... screenshots reveal a startling amount of information about the upcoming operating system, which is rumored for release sometime in 2014. Windows 8 Ribbon Could Change Windows Navigation Forever The most striking difference between Windows 7 and Vista and their successors is Windows 8's widespread use of the Ribbon interface. This navigation system, ... (view more)

Microsoft Ribbon Hero Ribbon Hero is a game for Office 2007 and Office 2010 (Word, PowerPoint, Excel and now OneNote) designed to help you boost your Office skills and knowledge. If you feel Office can do a lot more than you have time to figure out, ... then Ribbon Hero is for you. Play games (aka "challenges"), score points, and compete with your friends while improving your productivity with Office. http://www.officelabs.com Microsoft Forgotten Attachment Detector The Forgotten Attachment Detector (FAD) is a Grassroots Project. Like other Forgotten Attachment Detectors on the web, ... (view more)

A reader recently wrote with this inquiry: " Please, tell me how to identify the style used in a document developed by someone else. They sent me the style *.dotx and I saved it in my Microsoft QuickStyles Folder. However I have several similarly ... named styles -- thanks to Mr. Murphy and his law of 'if it can go wrong...'! Thank you. PS your article on displaying the paragraph styles is very helpful, now I need to know how to display the name of the style set! " My reply: Display the Home Ribbon if it is not already visible. Right-click on the tiny arrow at the lower right-hand end ... (view more)

Sometimes you feel like a Ribbon and sometimes you don't! Well guess what? You can have it your way someplace other than Burger King! Follow the steps below to learn how to hide and restore the Ribbon in MS Office: Double-click the Tab, or Click ... CTRL + F, or Right-click and select Minimize the Ribbon. The Ribbon will now be treated like a menu -- it will remain hidden until you click the tab or use the ALT key to bring up keystrokes. When you become a member at CarolsCornerOffice.com, you have access to this and many, many more articles that include screenshots. Don't delay: visit us today! (view more)

You can learn mouseless control of everything in MS Office 2007 -- it's true! All you have to do is tab the ALT key while in any 2007 Office application and you will notice that the Ribbon is instantly populated with small letters indicating the ... keystrokes necessary to accomplish whatever task you choose! Just type the letter for the different ribbon tabs such as H for Home, N or Insert, etc. to access the individual ribbon controls and more mouseless shortcuts! When you become a member at CarolsCornerOffice.com, you have access to this and many, many more articles that include screenshots. ... (view more)

The Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) takes up real estate in the left side of the title bar in the latest version of MS Word, 2007. Were you aware that you could move it? Well, you most certainly can! You can move it below the ribbon by following the ... steps below: Right-click next to Add-Ins to get a menu and then you can customize it to include any button you like. To hide a ribbon in MS Word 2007: Double-click Tab. Click CTRL + F1 or right-click and select Minimize the Ribbon. The ribbon will now be treated almost like a menu as it will be hidden until you click the Tab or use the Alt key to bring ... (view more)

You will notice at the bottom of the Ribbons in MS Word 2007 there appear small groups. Each group contains individual tools or controls. Suppose you are displaying the Page Layout ribbon and you really want to access the Home ribbon's Editing ... tools? That's where the Quick Access Toolbar comes into play! Any item on the ribbon, whether it be individual tools, groups and even dialog box launchers, can be added to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). If you find that you use the Bold attribute quite often, it's a simple matter to add it to the QAT. Simply right-click on Bold and choose Add to Quick ... (view more)