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by fgarber
In Word go to view, toolbars and make sure both standard and formatting are checked. There others that may also be of use to you.
Good Luck!
by longmanjay
by mzy
Right-click on the menu toolbar, and a submenu of all toolbars will appear. Click ont the toolbar that you want to restore. If you want a new toolbar with all the icons you want, there is also this feature in the submenu.
Hope this helps, Maozy
by longmanjay
by pjpatiky
Both do the same thing: Right click on your existing toolbar and on the drop down menu click on Customize. Or, on the Menubar click on View>Toolbars>click on Customize.
After clicking on Customize click on Toolbars tab on the Customize box. Check/Uncheck any Toolbar you wish. For a detailed explination of any Bar button press Shift+F1. A Question Mark appears. Point your pointer over the button and click. A detailed explination of the button will appear.
What happens in Excell or Power Point has no bearing on Word 2000. They may take from the same apps, but they re different programs, up at different times. Or, you can do this under the Commands tab in the Customize box.
Good Luck
by longmanjay
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