Here's another reason to like the ribbon: Starting with Word 2010, you can create our own custom ribbon tabs and populate them with any collection of commands you like.

Not all of the tools on the Microsoft Word 2010 Ribbon are where you’d expect to find them, and some Word 2007 tools didn’t make it to the Ribbon at all. Luckily you can customize the Ribbon and ...

Thankfully, there's a quick and easy solution to this conundrum: Microsoft Office 2010 enables you to create your own customised Ribbon tab in each individual application, such as Word or Excel.

First, open the Office application you wish to add the Developer tab to. Next, right-click anywhere in the ribbon. In the context menu that appears, click “Customize the Ribbon.” ...

2: Create a custom tab on Word’s Ribbon menu. Create a custom group Once again, right-click anywhere on the Ribbon and select Customize the Ribbon from the dropdown list.

Classic Menu is implemented as a new Ribbon tab, so it doesn’t interfere with the underlying code of Word, Excel or PowerPoint 2007. Once you get past the top-level menus (File, Edit and so on ...

2] Open Customize Ribbon We have spoken about this section before. You see, if something is missing from the Ribbon in Microsoft Office, then chances are, this is where you will find it.

Before Office 2007, Microsoft Word's buttons were arranged in a series of toolbars. In Office 2007, controls now appear in a ribbon on the top of the window, and the program now uses a single ...

Open an existing document or create a blank document in Word. 2. In the Word ribbon, click the "Review" tab and choose "Start Inking." 3.

These step-by-step instructions show you how to add the Developer tab to the Ribbon in Word and Excel 2016 and Office 365, and to use it to launch the Visual Basic Editor and access Visual Basic ...