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January 2nd 08, 02:34 PM
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Office Short Cut Bar
I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office
Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom 
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January 2nd 08, 03:14 PM
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You should post your question in a newsgroup that is specific to Microsoft
office. That way you will have access to more people who use the application and are likely to get help faster. that will also free up this group to answer basic questions about the XP operating system itself. -- Xandros "Tom" wrote in message ... I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom
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January 2nd 08, 03:28 PM
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Thanks, I am new to this and thought I was in the right area. I will post
there. Peace, Tom "Xandros" wrote: You should post your question in a newsgroup that is specific to Microsoft office. That way you will have access to more people who use the application and are likely to get help faster. that will also free up this group to answer basic questions about the XP operating system itself. -- Xandros "Tom" wrote in message ... I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom
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January 2nd 08, 03:38 PM
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Tom wrote:
I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Depending on the version of office - it may not exist anymore. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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January 2nd 08, 03:44 PM
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The Microsoft Office dropped the shortcut bar I think with version 2002. Who
knows why. I agree with you it always was a very good feature. Frank "Tom" wrote in message ... I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom
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January 2nd 08, 05:49 PM
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No problem Tom. I hope you find your answer.
-- Xandros "Tom" wrote in message ... Thanks, I am new to this and thought I was in the right area. I will post there. Peace, Tom "Xandros" wrote: You should post your question in a newsgroup that is specific to Microsoft office. That way you will have access to more people who use the application and are likely to get help faster. that will also free up this group to answer basic questions about the XP operating system itself. -- Xandros "Tom" wrote in message ... I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom
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January 5th 08, 04:59 AM
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"FrankV" wrote in message ... The Microsoft Office dropped the shortcut bar I think with version 2002. Who knows why. I agree with you it always was a very good feature. That is a matter of opinion as I hate extra toolbars! Frank "Tom" wrote in message ... I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom
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January 6th 08, 11:46 PM
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Right-click on the taskbar and click on toolbbars in the context menu. There
are many toolbars there and if the Office toolbar is not there then I assume one of the others is a good substitute. "Tom" wrote in message ... I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom
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January 7th 08, 12:34 AM
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=?Utf-8?B?VG9t?= wrote in
: I have gone to a new computer and cannot find how to get the Microsoft Office Short cut bar to appear on the screen. It is the one that can be place just about anywhere, disappears when not in use, and has buttons of frequently used programs to bring them up quickly. Thanks to anyone who can help! Tom It is part of MS Office - you need to have that installed, and select the short cut bar to be installed (it is optional). You should be able to use control panel add/remove programs to change the installed options for MS Office - you may need the install CD to add this feature.
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