Office 07 Where is the Print Button

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atlantianferret

I see quick print but I can not locate the print button. I have 17 print
devices avalible for my pc. How can I use them with out changing my default
printer every time I want to use a different device. As an IT guy I know
Ctrl+P will do it. But my fellow employees do not come with this prior
knowledge. Where is the pretty little button for print??

Thank you,

BJ Moore
Information Systems Manager
 
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atlantianferret said:
I see quick print but I can not locate the print button. I have 17 print
devices avalible for my pc. How can I use them with out changing my
default
printer every time I want to use a different device. As an IT guy I know
Ctrl+P will do it. But my fellow employees do not come with this prior
knowledge. Where is the pretty little button for print??
Click to expand...

You have to add the regular print button to your Quick Access Toolbar
manually.

Right-click, choose Customize, and then add Print from the list of commands.
 
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Feda

If you click the office logo in the top left corner you will open a menu
similar to the old "File" menu. This menu has the print button.
 
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Feda

If you click the logo in the top left corner you will open a manu similar to
the old "File" manu. This manu has the print button along with some other
options.
 
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Echo S

Feda said:
If you click the office logo in the top left corner you will open a menu
similar to the old "File" menu. This menu has the print button.
Click to expand...

Ah, thanks for this. I totally forgot about it!
 
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atlantianferret

Thank you.

Feda said:
If you click the logo in the top left corner you will open a manu similar to
the old "File" manu. This manu has the print button along with some other
options.
Click to expand...
 
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Eric Jewart

It took me a LONG time to find this. Does anybody else think it's unintuitive
to hide a menu under the Office logo?
 
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James Silverton

Hello, Eric!
You wrote on Wed, 18 Oct 2006 06:12:02 -0700:

EJ> "Feda" wrote:

??>> If you click the office logo in the top left corner you
??>> will open a menu similar to the old "File" menu. This menu
??>> has the print button.
??>>
??>> "atlantianferret" wrote:
??>>
??>>> I see quick print but I can not locate the print button.
??>>> I have 17 print devices avalible for my pc. How can I use
??>>> them with out changing my default printer every time I
??>>> want to use a different device. As an IT guy I know
??>>> Ctrl+P will do it. But my fellow employees do not come
??>>> with this prior knowledge. Where is the pretty little
??>>> button for print??
??>>>

I don't know anything about Office 2007 but I wonder if there
has been any change to the procedures for customizing toolbars.
There might be a Print button available that could be dragged to
a toolbar.

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.comcast.not
 
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Patrick Schmid [MVP]

I don't know anything about Office 2007 but I wonder if there
has been any change to the procedures for customizing toolbars.
There might be a Print button available that could be dragged to
a toolbar.
Click to expand...
Toolbars? What toolbars? Office 2007 has a completely new user interface
that has exactly one toolbar. And yes, you could add the print button to
it, but not with drag & drop.

Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
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James Silverton

Hello, Patrick!
You wrote on Wed, 18 Oct 2006 16:38:58 +0000:

??>> I don't know anything about Office 2007 but I wonder if
??>> there has been any change to the procedures for
??>> customizing toolbars. There might be a Print button
??>> available that could be dragged to a toolbar.
PSM> Toolbars? What toolbars? Office 2007 has a completely new
PSM> user interface that has exactly one toolbar. And yes, you
PSM> could add the print button to it, but not with drag &
PSM> drop.

PSM> Patrick Schmid [OneNote MVP]
PSM> --------------

I'm glad to know I was on the right track but it's going to be a
very long time before I adopt Office 2007. About a year's bug
reports and so-called updates (fixes) might do it! :) I suspect
anything like that will coincide with my buying a new machine.

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.comcast.not
 
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