#How to show toolbar in word how to#

You can press SHIFT + TAB to move back to the previous command. To move through the commands in the Ribbon press the TAB key. For example, in the Microsoft Word 'Home' tab you can find commands like size, bold, italic and underline in the 'Font' group and commands like alignment and line spacing in the 'Paragraph' group. Within each ribbon, the commands are gathered together into logical groups. As you move from Tab to Tab the options in the ribbon update to match the currently selected tab. Use the RIGHT ARROW to move across the Ribbon Tabs and use the left ARROW to move back again. To access the Ribbon Tabs, press ALT or F10. You can add and remove items to and from this toolbar. The Quick Access Toolbar usually sits above the Ribbon Tabs and shows Ribbon commands you regularly use and require easy access too. The Tabs are aligned horizontally with each Tab containing a set of ribbon commands. On top of the Ribbon is a series of Tabs.

The Ribbon replaces the menus and toolbars that existed in previous versions of Microsoft Office and is found towards the top of the screen, sitting between the title bar and the document window. So, what is the Ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar? You will also learn some useful SuperNova and ScreenReader hot keys that will make you even more productive.

In this tutorial you will learn how to get around the Ribbon using the keyboard and how to make use of the Quick Access Toolbar. Welcome to the Office Ribbon and Quick Access Toolbar tutorial.

#How to show toolbar in word how to#