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Keeping tab active
One change I don't understand in Office 2007 is how the tab function. If I am
working on a document and typing text, then want to insert a line from the Insert tab- shapes, insert the line, type more text, then insert another drawing object, when I begin typing again, I am returned to the Home tab. Then I must repeat all the previous steps of selecting the tab and the options to draw another line. Is there a way to prevent this action and have the program not automatically change tabs until I select it? Thanks. |
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Keeping tab active
"Billy B" wrote in message
... One change I don't understand in Office 2007 is how the tab function. If I am working on a document and typing text, then want to insert a line from the Insert tab- shapes, insert the line, type more text, then insert another drawing object, when I begin typing again, I am returned to the Home tab. Then I must repeat all the previous steps of selecting the tab and the options to draw another line. Is there a way to prevent this action and have the program not automatically change tabs until I select it? Thanks. Billy, I believe what you are describing is a default action of the Office application and not something that is under user control. If adding a shape, in your case a line, is something you do frequently, you can add 'Shapes' to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT). This way, you can access any shape independent of the ribbon. Doc |
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