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As explained in the introductory How-to article on the new and enhanced Ribbon feature in Microsoft Office 2010, this how-to focuses on customizing the Ribbon to create custom tabs and group commands that you most frequently use.
Microsoft Office 2010 provides a working environment to make working with Office files such as Microsoft Word documents, Excel Spreadsheets and Workbooks, PowerPoint Presentations, Outlook E-mail Messages, and Access databases files/systems as intuitive as possible.
A user is facilitated to work with any Office file and its contents by clicking on various commands in the application in which the document has been opened. Now all Micrsoft Office 2010 applications have an organized set of commands placed on a horizontal bar called the ribbon.
The ribbon is present and appears across the top of each Office2010 application window whether or not there is an active document being worked upon by the user.
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of Microsoft's popular Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote applications. Office 2011 for Mac also exposes Apple fans to Office's notorious ribbon
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was the first thing I said after launching Word 2011 for the first time. This is the fabled "ribbon" that Microsoft added to the Windows version of Office.
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Microsoft Office 2010 provides a working environment to make working with Office files such as Microsoft Word documents, Excel Spreadsheets and Workbooks, |
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Microsoft Word is a mature product and with being a mature product the new features and changes between versions are typically very subtle. |
Like the other Office applications as well as Office 2007 and 2010 on Windows, Word 2011 has the new Ribbon interface. This tabbed toolbar makes Word's
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