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The Quick Access Toolbar

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The Quick Access Toolbar

In the lower versions of Microsoft word such as 2003 and below we used to have the standard toolbar. But this toolbar disappeared in word 2007 which was the first-word version that introduced the ribbons. Instead of the standard toolbar, the quick access toolbar was introduced.

The quick access toolbar contains commands found in the File menu which does not have ribbon commands. Such commands as Save, New, Open, and Print can be easily accessed without visiting the File menu.  

Also, other commands not found in the ribbons such as undo, redo, and quick print are found here. To show commands in the quick access toolbar, select the item from the quick access dropdown menu. The displayed items are ticked on the list while the unselected items are not displayed.

One good thing about this toolbar is that you can customize the contents. You can decide what it will show and what it will not show.

Kelechi Agomuo

Kelechi Agomuo is a trained data analyst with a background in Statistics and Economics, My mission is to help create communicative dashboards and reports to help improve Lifetime Values (LTV) and business processes. I have worked for different organizations in different capacities both as a data analyst, marketing data analyst, and business development expert. During which I received, cleaned, and prepped data using Python, R, and Excel to help build data models for process improvements. I also built dashboards with Excel and Power BI for KPIs to prioritize marketing expenses. I am also an experienced WordPress web designer and Business Development Expert. With over 7 years of experience in ICT, creating stunning websites and content that converts. I am a major contributor to Kmacims | Education Annex blog and have developed many tutorials on ICT.

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