Stop my menus from hiding in XP and Office

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Michael Howes

I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
M

Malke

Michael said:
I think it's Office that is causing my "unused" menus to hide but i'm
not sure.

How get I get Office/Windows XP to always show full menus??

I'm using XP Professionsal SP2 and Office 2003 with all service packs

thanks
mike
Click to expand...

Go into Office's options and uncheck "use Personalized menus". You can
do the same on the Start menu's properties in XP.

Malke
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
C

Colin Barnhorst

The menus display only the recently used or frequently used commands. There
is a small arrow at the bottom of each menu. Clicking there will expand the
menu. You can also uncheck the Use Personalized Menus as described by the
above poster.
 
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