Instructions to disable ScreenTip in Word 2013
When using the commands on the Ribbon toolbar in Word, a popup dialog box appears when you move the mouse over it. That's the ScreenTip .
ScreenTips are notes, short instructions about functions or tasks of program icons. When you move the mouse to the icons, select a function in Office, the ScreenTip is defaulted in advanced display mode (with more detailed functional interpretations). You can customize the hide or choose ScreenTip 's normal or advanced display mode.
In the article below, Network Administrator will show you how to disable (disable) ScreenTip in Word 2013 .
To disable (turn off) ScreenTip in Word 2013, first click on the File tab.
On the screen, click on the Options option in the list of left frame items.
By default on the Word Options dialog box, the General option is enabled. Or you can click on the General option in the list of left frame items. In ScreenTip style in User Interface options section, select the Don't show ScreenTips option .
By default the Show feature descriptions in ScreenTips option has been defaulted in the ScreenTip style section . This option displays Enhanced ScreenTips (such as displaying images .), including a statement description and can include images, shortcuts, and hyperlinks that support commands.
If you choose the Don't show feature descriptions in ScreenTips option , ScreenTip will still be displayed but will only display the command name and may display additional shortcuts for the command.
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