Hmmm. If you had discovered that in help then you would - like me
- have
discovered also how to hide it. Tools customize - right click the box. I'm
not sure you would want to hide the help tool that would have given you the
information you required?
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site
www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site
http://word.mvps.org
spysmily1 wrote:
I was just joking about the MVP part it was in reference to the fact
that Jezebel was acting like a smart by the statements he chose. If
either he/she or you read the topic heading it stated ---type a
question box----. To a user of an Office 2003 product this would be
very evident to what I was talking about.
Instead of taking the time to wear the bifocals that are on his or
her desk and actually reading the topic header, this person instead
chose to comment on my intelligence and at the same time exploiting
his or her ignorance. All while providing no help.
You did provide help even though chosing not to read the topic header
to find out what I was refering to.
Since you say that the box can't be removed then why is stated that
it can be hidden in the help document?
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
spysmily1 wrote:
Picture this, the
MVP is probably a male or female of Indian descent since this is
where MS outsources their customer support to.
This is a user peer group forum. MVPs are not employed by Microsoft
but are people who volunteer their time and expertise to assist
fellow users. Where they come from is irrelevant, but they are based
all over the world wherever people live and can access the internet.
Jezebel is a user who prefers to remain anonymous. If he/she cannot
be contacted, then he/she could not be nominated to be an MVP.
MVP or not we are not mind readers and we don't know which 'box' you
are talking about; but if you mean the help tool at the top right of
the menu bar, then this cannot be removed.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org