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neeses
Is there anyway in Word 2007 to get rid of the mini-toolbar on the
right-click pop-up menu? The automatic display is turned off?
right-click pop-up menu? The automatic display is turned off?
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Herb Tyson [MVP]
Not when you right-click. However, if you have a Windows-style keyboard,
pressing the "menu" key (often it's between the Alt and Ctrl keys on the
right side) will give you just the context menu without the mini-bar. If you
don't have a Windows keyboard, Shift+F10 does the same thing as the menu
key... again, giving you the context menu without the minibar.
pressing the "menu" key (often it's between the Alt and Ctrl keys on the
right side) will give you just the context menu without the mini-bar. If you
don't have a Windows keyboard, Shift+F10 does the same thing as the menu
key... again, giving you the context menu without the minibar.
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neeses
Herb, thanks for your quick response and alternative suggestions.
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HHH
Thanks Herb, you answered the question for me also. I hate the answer. I
don't use the keyboard, only the mouse. BUt then, MS knows what's best for
us.
don't use the keyboard, only the mouse. BUt then, MS knows what's best for
us.
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Herman
I hate the mini-toolbar and would like to drive a stake through its heart.
Microsoft does not allow you to turn off the mini-toolbar when you
right-click on the mouse. The pop-up menus cover up whatever you are
right-clicking on, an extremely annoying problem.
I hate Office '07.
Microsoft does not allow you to turn off the mini-toolbar when you
right-click on the mouse. The pop-up menus cover up whatever you are
right-clicking on, an extremely annoying problem.
I hate Office '07.
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CyberTaz
I'm not disagreeing with your point, but it does no good to complain here
about software design issues. The users who volunteer their time here have
no more control over that than you do. If you want to communicate your
opinion to MS use the Office Button> [program name] Options> Resources>
Contact Us feature provided for collecting just that type of feedback
about software design issues. The users who volunteer their time here have
no more control over that than you do. If you want to communicate your
opinion to MS use the Office Button> [program name] Options> Resources>
Contact Us feature provided for collecting just that type of feedback
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grammatim
Turn off the mini-toolbar in Office button > Word Options.
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CyberTaz
Unfortunately that only disables the ghosty version of it when selecting
text. Herman's referring to the fact that it also pops up in living color
whenever you right-click even in unselected text -- and that ya can't turn
off.
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Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
Office:Mac MVP
Turn off the mini-toolbar in Office button > Word Options.
text. Herman's referring to the fact that it also pops up in living color
whenever you right-click even in unselected text -- and that ya can't turn
off.
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Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
Office:Mac MVP
Turn off the mini-toolbar in Office button > Word Options.
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grammatim
Yuck. I never got into a right-click habit after moving over from Mac!
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CyberTaz
That must have been years ago Right-Clicking on the Mac has been around
ever since the introduction of OS X.
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Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
Office:Mac MVP
Yuck. I never got into a right-click habit after moving over from Mac!
Right-Clicking on the Mac has been aroundever since the introduction of OS X.
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Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
Office:Mac MVP
Yuck. I never got into a right-click habit after moving over from Mac!
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grammatim
Turned out neither my Performa nor my (hand-me-down) MacBook could be
upgraded to OS X.
upgraded to OS X.