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<blockquote data-quote="XCorvis" data-source="post: 3473382" data-attributes="member: 1265">Yikes, you sound like I've seriously offended you somehow.It took me a couple of days to figure everything out, we're not talking dedicated study or research here. Just open the thing and start typing. You'll have to stop and look around the first few times, but weren't you poking around the menus before anyway? It took you time to learn where the options are, and this is the same. Remember the first time you ever used Word? I don't, but I'm sure it's not that different.If you want, you can add ANY button (like print, or page setup or merge) to the &quot;quick access toolbar&quot; at the top. (That's where Save is by default, near the button with the Office logo.) Just right click on it and choose &quot;customize&quot;. It's not part of the ribbon so it's always showing.Also, Help is the little question mark in the upper right corner. Again, it's not part of the ribbon. You can also hit F1, which opens help in nearly every program ever made for Windows.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="XCorvis, post: 3473382, member: 1265"] Yikes, you sound like I've seriously offended you somehow. It took me a couple of days to figure everything out, we're not talking dedicated study or research here. Just open the thing and start typing. You'll have to stop and look around the first few times, but weren't you poking around the menus before anyway? It took you time to learn where the options are, and this is the same. Remember the first time you ever used Word? I don't, but I'm sure it's not that different. If you want, you can add ANY button (like print, or page setup or merge) to the "quick access toolbar" at the top. (That's where Save is by default, near the button with the Office logo.) Just right click on it and choose "customize". It's not part of the ribbon so it's always showing. Also, Help is the little question mark in the upper right corner. Again, it's not part of the ribbon. You can also hit F1, which opens help in nearly every program ever made for Windows. [/QUOTE]

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