Lost table rubber under Word 2016
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m@rina Posted messages 27210 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention -
m@rina Posted messages 27210 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention -
Hello,
During a spreadsheet class, my teacher manipulated my laptop in a way that inadvertently modified my ribbon. Now, it is wider than before and some icons have disappeared.
In particular, the icon for the eraser for the table (ribbon -> layout -> eraser)
Do you have any idea how to undo this maneuver or do you know how to restore the default ribbon?
P.S.: I have already uninstalled and reinstalled Office and this issue applies to all my Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ...)
Thank you!
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 47.0.2526.80
During a spreadsheet class, my teacher manipulated my laptop in a way that inadvertently modified my ribbon. Now, it is wider than before and some icons have disappeared.
In particular, the icon for the eraser for the table (ribbon -> layout -> eraser)
Do you have any idea how to undo this maneuver or do you know how to restore the default ribbon?
P.S.: I have already uninstalled and reinstalled Office and this issue applies to all my Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ...)
Thank you!
Configuration: Windows / Chrome 47.0.2526.80
1 réponse
Good evening,
Your teacher has obviously used the touch mode which makes the ribbon wider and spaces out the buttons, so some less-used buttons disappear.
The Mouse/Touch toggle button is probably on the Quick Access toolbar. If it isn’t there, click the arrow at the end of this toolbar and then click on the “Touch/Mouse Mode” command.
Once installed, you just need to click the button to switch from one mode to the other.
m@rina
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We are not clairvoyants: don't forget to indicate the version of the software used, and how you proceeded.
Your teacher has obviously used the touch mode which makes the ribbon wider and spaces out the buttons, so some less-used buttons disappear.
The Mouse/Touch toggle button is probably on the Quick Access toolbar. If it isn’t there, click the arrow at the end of this toolbar and then click on the “Touch/Mouse Mode” command.
Once installed, you just need to click the button to switch from one mode to the other.
m@rina
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We are not clairvoyants: don't forget to indicate the version of the software used, and how you proceeded.