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Windows 7 allows you to create your own command line. I had two. After
powering down this weekend, I came back to Word and Excel and my own command lines had disappeared. Can anyone tell me why this happened? It takes at least 20 minutes to reconfigure the commands since they are not organized in any useful fashion--that is, grouped by applications to which they apply or applications which might use them. I know Microsoft thinks it knows better than I do about what I need or like, but I have found their arrogance unwarranted. In fact, I'd like to get rid of all their tabs and create and populate my own. There's a References, Mailings and Review Tab which I will never use. And then they've loaded the Home tab with useless (for me) Styles section which, as far as I am concerned, uses a lot of space which I could use to get the commands I use most often to be more accessible. |
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