How do you hide the to/from/subject/intro email bars

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Marcia Mason

When I open a WORD file the display has an email header with
to/from/subject/intro that takes up too much room. I can't get rid of it,
and don't want to see it. How do I hide it? There is no option in VIEW.
 
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Gordon Bentley-Mix

Marcia,

Assuming Word 2003 or earlier, click File | Send To | Mail Recipient. This
should remove the email-related fields from the document. Undoubtedly there
is similar functionality in Word 2007, but I don't know what it is off the
top of my head.
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Word MVP

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Marcia Mason

This is WORD 2007, and there is no "File" to click, so that won't work. I am
so lost, and nothing I type into the help-search comes up with an answer.
 
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Gordon Bentley-Mix

Marcia,

Unfortunately, I've only just recently started working with Word 2007, so
I'm not completely up to scratch on it. However, I did find some information
that might help you. Search the Help topics for "send to mail recipient" and
look for an article entitled "Send a document in an e-mail message". There
is a rather involved process described in the section entitled "Send the
body of a document as an e-mail message" that may provide the answer you
require.
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Gordon Bentley-Mix
Word MVP

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Graham Mayor

Add the Send to Mail Recipient button from the all commands group to the QAT
(Quick Access Toolbar). This will then work as a toggle, as in earlier
versions, to remove/display the e-mail header.

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Gordon Bentley-Mix

Thanks Graham. I was at work before and didn't have time to distill the
process from the Help into something a bit more succinct.
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Gordon Bentley-Mix
Word MVP

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