How to remove Menu bar?

B

blah

I'm using a multi-monitor display. I don't like toolbars - just want a 100% free
workspace to type in. If I choose Full Screen, the window for Word is spread across both
monitors. So that is impossible. I want to somehow get rid of the Menu Bar and the blue
bar on top (so its just like Full Screen.)
 
L

Larry

I don't know about multimonitor display, but if you want to hide the
Menu bar, you need to do it through VBA:

CommandBars.ActiveMenuBar.Enabled = False

Alternatively, this macro will toggle the display of the menu bar:

CommandBars.ActiveMenuBar.Enabled = Not
(CommandBars.ActiveMenuBar.Enabled)

You can also hide the status bar through VBA:

Application.DisplayStatusBar = False

However, short of the fullscreen view, I don't think you can hide the
Title bar.

Larry
 

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