Re: there are too many context menues

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I'm not exactly sure what you mean by some of the terminology you are
using or which version of Word you are referring to. If Word 2007
then:

By 'shy one' I think you mean the Mini toolbar? The one that displays
with formatting tools when you select text or right-click text?

By the "design tab" I'm not sure what you mean there either. There are
a few contextual tabs, such as the Design tab for Table tools. Is that
what you are referring to?

By the 'side bar' I think you mean the Task Pane that displays for
Styles, ClipArt, Research, etc. Is that what you mean?

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"Timothy" <Timothy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I think that there are too many context menues (5 of them)

1 the right click one
2 the shy one
3 the alt shift f10 one
4 the design tab
5 the side bar

sugested fixes.

merge the right click and alt-shift-f10 menues

put an arrow pointing up on the right click context menue that would
"slide"
out the shy menue. and a down arrow on the shy menue to get the
right click
one

make the design menue blue and all the way to the right so I know it
is
contexual and will know it is diferent (or some cue like that)

I don't know haow to fix the sidebar (allways didn't understand it
(I am a
keyboard only user so I can't really play with it much (the
accsesibillity
code on it needs some cleanning up (at least in office 2003))))


thatkyou for reading. love most of the changes. it is much better
from a
keyboard standpoint.

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