Toolbar lost in Word

V

VH

I lost my alpha tool bar (File/Insert/Edit..) and the other tool bars with
the objects in Microsoft Word. I have been customizing them but been looking
for a way to return to the Default Menu.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
 
L

L Covey

VH said:
I lost my alpha tool bar (File/Insert/Edit..) and the other tool bars with
the objects in Microsoft Word. I have been customizing them but been looking
for a way to return to the Default Menu.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Click to expand...

Depending on your browser, you may have some small triangles to the left
of where the toolbar "used to be". I think you have just hidden it
temporarily.

Just click the triange and the "Menu bar" will reappear.

LC
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Hi, VH. Glad I could help. But you accidentally rated someone else's
incorrect reply as being "the answer" to your question. Could I trouble you
to mark my original reply to you as being "the answer" to your question? The
reason is this:

"When someone replies to a question you asked, you can rate this post as an
answer, or not an answer to your question. By rating a post as an answer, you
help others find the answer more quickly, you give credit to the person who
posted the answer, and you help increase the quality of answers in the
discussion group.

In the thread pane, select the post that is a response to a question you
asked.
In the message pane, do one of the following:
• If the post answers your question, click Yes next to Did this post answer
the question?
• If the message was not helpful to you, click No next to Did this post
answer the question?

The post you rated is now marked as an answer, and the thread is now marked
as an answered question, and will be returned in search results.
Additionally, the person who posted this answer is credited with an answered
question (this is added to their profile information)."

Thanks!
 
C

Cozza

Hello
I'm replying to this very old thread in the hope I can help my Mum with her
computer. In Office 2000, she has somehow lost all of the toolbars, none can
be seen, so even saving a document is very difficult. They are not just
hidden.

The website that ws posted as a solution is no longer valid, can you suggest
another one? Any help would be appreciated.
 
S

Steve Rindsberg

I'm not sure this'll work but it's worth a try:

Start the application you want to work with
Press ALT+F11 to get into the vba editor
Insert a new module ( Alt I M )

Paste in the following code:

Sub Macro1()
Dim x As Long
For x = 1 To Application.CommandBars.Count
Application.CommandBars(x).Reset
Next
End Sub

Run it by pressing F5
 
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