Version "XP" is the best for my purposes. When MS went to the "ribbon" interface I stopped updating. Version has all the necessary tools for word processing, with the best user interface.
Joshua: You misunderstand. I've been publishing WordTips the newsletter every week, without fail, since early For them, this site is just about the ONLY place to still get authoritative information on use of the older versions of Word.
Joshua Glazebrook: You're being rather hard on tips. I agree that the first two sentences are somewhat unnecessary which is why I remove them when reformatting each tip for archiving, but retaining "This tip That aside, however, I find Word Tips to be an invaluable source of information. My thanks to Allan Wyatt and all other contributors. WOW putting the above comment at the end makes for time efficiency for the reader.
On the basis that this feature was removed in the edition of MS Office, this is clearly a Search Engine grabber rather than anything useful. Last implemented 9 years ago, and removed 6 years ago.
Carol, I don't know how to be more "transparent" than saying that this tip -- the one you are reading -- only applies to versions of Word up through Word And that is exactly what it says at the end of the tip.
If the AutoSummarize facility was removed in the Word version and is ONLY available in the version, it is false advertising to make the claim for this feature at all. Sadly AutoSummarize didn't make the cut past the Office Suite. Option B is to check online for Auto Summarize options - there are a few available that are FREE, just have to check and see which is best for your needs. Does Microsoft perhaps have a set number of features, tools and commands that a program can have?
If so what will go next. If it is "Show Special Characters" that will be the absolute last straw! The AutoSummarize feature has been removed from Word It is however, available on the version. This is a very useful information that I have been looking for.
Please, may I be allowed to have it in my computer? Please tell me how to locate AutoSummarize in Word Thanks, -Ross. This site is for you! If you use a later version of Word, visit our WordTips site focusing on the ribbon interface.
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Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Thank you very much. Where is the Tools Menu in Microsoft Word , , , , and The key feature of new ribbon interface in Word , , , , and is that all the menus and toolbars of Word , , and have been categorized and organized in multiple tabs.
To find commands on the Japanese Greetings toolbar, go to the Japanese Greetings Toolbar sheet of this workbook. Tools Menu of Word Tools Menu of Classic Menu for Word Toolbars have been removed from the product. File menu: vs vs Edit menu: vs vs View menu: vs vs Insert menu: vs vs Format menu: vs vs Tools menu: vs vs Table menu: vs vs
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