formatting pallete

[mail2mes]

How do I turn the formatting pallete back on?

Mike

 

[Daiya Mitchell]

View | Formatting Palette. If that doesn't work, state version of Word!

 

[mail2mes]

Got it

 

[Paul Berkowitz]

You can also click the "A" button on the right side of the Standard toolbar,
next to the Zoom box - at least in 2004.

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PLEASE always state which version of Microsoft Office you are using -
**2004**, X or 2001. It's often impossible to answer your questions
otherwise.

 

[Ronald Florence]

View | Formatting Palette. If that doesn't work, state version of Word!

Is there a way to set up a keyboard shortcut for displaying the
Formatting Palette? Thanks,

 

[Paul Berkowitz]

Is there a way to set up a keyboard shortcut for displaying the
Formatting Palette?

Yes. Go to Tools/Customize/Keyboard... In the left column scroll down to
"All Commands" near the bottom and select it. In the right column scroll
down to "ViewFormattingPalette" near the bottom and select it. Click in
"Press new shortcut key" field then press one or more modifier keys and one
regular letter key. You'll see whether it's already assigned to another
command (avoid those, usually). Including Control key usually gets you an
unassigned shortcut. For example: control-command-F.

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[Ronald Florence]

Yes. Go to Tools/Customize/Keyboard... In the left column scroll down to
"All Commands" near the bottom and select it.

That "All Commands" was the magic step I needed. Thanks,