How to restore the toolbar

Toolbars are the most important means of control of any running program and is required for each user. The disappearance of the toolbars can be invoked in a variety of ways depending on the settings of the application itself. In this case recovery Toolbox office Microsoft Office applications.

You will need

• - Microsoft Office 2003

Instruction

1. Point to "settings" in menu "tools" and open the context menu subject to recovery menu by clicking the right mouse button to perform the operation of restoring the initial settings of the selected menu.
2. Use the command "Reset" and press the "Close" button in the open dialog box earlier settings.
3. Return to menu "tools" and click "settings" to perform the operation of restoring the initial set of toolbar buttons and menu toolbar.
4. Click on the "toolbars" dialog box, and specify you want to restore the toolbar in the "Toolbar".
5. Apply a check mark on "Always show full menus" tab on the "Options" dialog box "settings" to restore the initial settings show the toolbar, and then click "Reset" on the "Toolbar" to apply the selected changes.
6. Return to menu "tools" and click "settings" to perform the operation of restoring the original parameters of the built-in toolbar button or menu command.
7. Click on the tab "Toolbox" and apply the check box on the box to the desired toolbar.
8. Open the context menu you want to restore the toolbar buttons, click the right mouse button and select the Reset command to restore the initial settings.
9. Go to the menu that contains the command you want and open the context menu commands click the right mouse button.
10. Select "Reset" to restore the initial parameters of the selected command.
11. Return to menu "tools" and click "settings" to perform the recovery operation the standard set of toolbar buttons and commands in the selected menu.
12. Click on the "Settings" dialog that appears, and click "Reset".