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Office: Display all commands in menu

Filed in Excel, Software, Word on Dec.01, 2007. Email This article to a Friend

Instructions:

Go to "Tools" in the menu (of any Microsoft office program)
Click customize
Click "Options" tab
Enable "Always show full menus"
Click "Close"

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