Hide the Ribbon toolbar in Word 2013
The Microsoft Office Ribbon toolbar is quite useful, making it easy for users to access and access features. The point is that Ribbon takes up a lot of space on the screen, making it difficult for you to process documents. However, don't worry too much, you can hide the Ribbon in case you don't need to show or show Ribbon if needed.
When the Ribbon is minimized, on the screen only the Tab name is displayed. You can click on that Tab name to drop the Tab.
To minimize or enlarge the Ribbon , simply double-click on any Tab name. Or you can press Ctrl + F1 on the keyboard.
Another option is to right-click on any Tab name. If the current Ribbon is minimized, on the popup menu, check the Collapse the Ribbon option . To enlarge Ribbon again, you uncheck the option Collapse the Ribbon .
When the Ribbon is enlarged, you will see the arrow pointing up in the right corner of the Ribbon . Click on the arrow to zoom out the Ribbon .
To access a Tab when the Ribbon is minimized, simply click on it. After you select this option, the Ribbon will be minimized again.
If you want to enlarge the Ribbon a tab with a miniature Ribbon , click the thumbtack icon in the left corner of the Ribbon , or press Ctrl + F1.
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