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Quick Toolbar Access |
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Toolbars take up valuable screen space,
particularly on small screens and laptops, so it would be nice to be able
to toggle the most frequently used bars on or off.
Word provides such access to the toolbar for the Drawing
tools via the 
button, but for the others, the route is via a right click in the toolbar
to enable you to check the required bar. It is, however very simple to
create a macro to toggle the toolbar(s) on or off. |
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Sub ReviewToolbar()
With CommandBars("Reviewing")
.Visible = Not .Visible
End With
End Sub |
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The same method can be used to toggle the
merge toolbar as in the second example
Sub MergeBar()
With CommandBars("Mail Merge")
.Visible = Not .Visible
End With
End Sub |
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Essentially similar is the method to toggle
Text boundaries.
Sub
ToggleTextBoundaries()
With ActiveWindow.View
.ShowTextBoundaries = Not .ShowTextBoundaries
End With
End Sub |
| Installing the macros |
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For instructions on how to install the
macros, checkout the idiot's guide to
installation. |
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