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Minimize the Ribbon in WordMinimize the Ribbon in Word
Gain back screen real estate space by minimizing the ribbon.
Paul Somerson
June 27, 2011
1 Min Read

With all its menus, buttons and doodads, the Word 2007 and 2010 ribbon is useful if you’re trying to do something unfamiliar.
But if you use Word the same way over and over -- and you know the keyboard shortcuts -- gain back screen real estate space by minimizing the ribbon. To do that, just right-click and hit [N]. Do this again to restore it.
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