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Kevin
There have been many posts about the Missing Shortcut bar
with Office 2003. I am not sure if this has been posted
or not, but this is what I did. In XP, you can set up
extra toolbars on the taskbar. Here is how I did it.
Right click on a blank spot on the taskbar.
Next go to Toolbars and then New Toolbar.
This will bring up a window for you to select what you
want to set up.
Click on My Computer - Documents and Settings - All
Users - Start Menu - Programs - Microsoft Office.
Make sure it says Microsoft Office in the Folder field.
Click ok and then then Microsoft Office should appear on
your taskbar. You can change it to fit you style. Mine
is all the way to the right and says Microsoft Office and
the double arrow. When I click on the arrows, a popup
list comes up with all the icons and names of Office
Programs. Hope this helps.
Kevin
with Office 2003. I am not sure if this has been posted
or not, but this is what I did. In XP, you can set up
extra toolbars on the taskbar. Here is how I did it.
Right click on a blank spot on the taskbar.
Next go to Toolbars and then New Toolbar.
This will bring up a window for you to select what you
want to set up.
Click on My Computer - Documents and Settings - All
Users - Start Menu - Programs - Microsoft Office.
Make sure it says Microsoft Office in the Folder field.
Click ok and then then Microsoft Office should appear on
your taskbar. You can change it to fit you style. Mine
is all the way to the right and says Microsoft Office and
the double arrow. When I click on the arrows, a popup
list comes up with all the icons and names of Office
Programs. Hope this helps.
Kevin