removed "Type a question for help", and now I want the close file X button gone too.

[William.Gunn]

I use the Standard and Formatting toolbars, and I have a add-in toolbar
from my citation manager. These won't all fit on one line, but one of
them will fit in the space to the right of the "File Edit View
Insert" menu options. Of course, I can't position the toolbar there,
because it seems like there is a spacer after the "File Edit" stuff
that takes up the whole row. Is there any way to be able to put a
toolbar up there on the same level as the "File Edit" menus?

 

[Graham Mayor]

Set Word to display its toolbars on more than one line - tools > customize >
options.

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[Cindy M.]

I use the Standard and Formatting toolbars, and I have a add-in toolbar

from my citation manager. These won't all fit on one line, but one of
them will fit in the space to the right of the "File Edit View
Insert" menu options. Of course, I can't position the toolbar there,
because it seems like there is a spacer after the "File Edit" stuff
that takes up the whole row. Is there any way to be able to put a
toolbar up there on the same level as the "File Edit" menus?

As far as I know, there is no way to position a toolbar in the same
"line" with the menu bar. The Menu Bar basically stretches across the
width of the Word window.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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[William.Gunn]

Thanks for the input. I've been using TinyMenu for Firefox and loving
it, so I was just hoping I could do something similar for Word.