The gallery is horrid and useless. I'm reverting.

The fact that I can't hide it is ridiculous. This is utter nonsense. I'm
reverting back to an earlier version of Office to avoid having to deal with
this useless line of buttons. Why, in God's name, don't you allow us to hide
it? Unbelievable and angry-making.



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Assuming you are talking about the ribbon, right click on any of the tabs
(Home, Insert, ...) or somewhere on that line and choose "Minimize the
ribbon". That way, the "useless line of buttons" will only show when you
click on one of the tabs.

Yves

"Eclipse292" wrote in message
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The fact that I can't hide it is ridiculous. This is utter nonsense. I'm
reverting back to an earlier version of Office to avoid having to deal
with
this useless line of buttons. Why, in God's name, don't you allow us to
hide
it? Unbelievable and angry-making.



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Hi,

There is no need for this suggestion. You can hide the Ribbon by pressing
Ctrl+F1. You can also show the Ribbon again by pressing Ctrl+F1 when it is
hidden.
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Hope this helps,
Pesach Shelnitz


"Yves Dhondt" wrote:

Assuming you are talking about the ribbon, right click on any of the tabs
(Home, Insert, ...) or somewhere on that line and choose "Minimize the
ribbon". That way, the "useless line of buttons" will only show when you
click on one of the tabs.

Yves

"Eclipse292" wrote in message
...
The fact that I can't hide it is ridiculous. This is utter nonsense. I'm
reverting back to an earlier version of Office to avoid having to deal
with
this useless line of buttons. Why, in God's name, don't you allow us to
hide
it? Unbelievable and angry-making.



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Or double-click any of the tabs.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Pesach Shelnitz" pesach18(AT)hotmail.com wrote in message
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Hi,

There is no need for this suggestion. You can hide the Ribbon by pressing
Ctrl+F1. You can also show the Ribbon again by pressing Ctrl+F1 when it is
hidden.
--
Hope this helps,
Pesach Shelnitz


"Yves Dhondt" wrote:

Assuming you are talking about the ribbon, right click on any of the tabs
(Home, Insert, ...) or somewhere on that line and choose "Minimize the
ribbon". That way, the "useless line of buttons" will only show when you
click on one of the tabs.

Yves

"Eclipse292" wrote in message
...
The fact that I can't hide it is ridiculous. This is utter nonsense.
I'm
reverting back to an earlier version of Office to avoid having to deal
with
this useless line of buttons. Why, in God's name, don't you allow us
to
hide
it? Unbelievable and angry-making.



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click "I Agree" in the message pane.

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