Display the full file path in the Quick Access toolbar
TipsMake.com - In the following article, we will introduce some basic operations to display the full path of the document file in the Quick Access toolbar in the Office 2010 product suite. We will proceed with Word 2010 software. After opening the program, select File> Options as shown below:
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Here, we select the General> Quick Access Toolbar :
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In the display menu, select the Commands not in the ribbon section :
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Scroll down to the function section starting with the letter D, until you see Document Location . Click the Add button on the right to add this feature to the Quick Launch Bar:
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In the Quick Launch Bar List list, you can use the up and down arrows as shown below to change the display location of the Document Location:
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Click OK, and we have done what we need to do:
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Good luck!
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