The Tabs dialog box is buried in Word 2007. There is only one additional dialog box I’d like to have quick access to: Tabs. But for accessing the Fonts, Paragraph, and Page Setup dialog boxes, using the Dialog box Launcher is a snap.
In some cases, as with the Clipboard or Styles areas, the Dialog Box Launcher instead shows a floating (or docked) palette of options. The Dialog Box Launcher doesn’t always cough up a traditional Word dialog box. Here are some illustrations to help you out: What the Dialog Box Launcher does is to display a traditional, old-fashioned and loved through the centuries, Word dialog box. Not every area in every tab has the Dialog Box Launcher. It’s found in the lower right corner of certain tabs on the Ribbon. The Dialog Box Launcher gizmo is a teensy, tiny icon. The solution is to use the Dialog Box Launcher gizmo. Getting used to the interface, however, is problem - especially when it comes to finding those old, familiar dialog boxes.ĭialog boxes like Font, Paragraph, and Page Setup are still around in Word. After using Word 2007 for a while, I find the new methods refreshingly quick. So my beloved Word 2007 features a brand new interface. As you know (and either regret or tolerate), Microsoft changed the interface for all Office programs.
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