mmichenfelder

I am faced with training users how to cope with a recent
rollout of Windows XP and Office XP.

Although there seems little resistence to the progressive
software changes, I am receiving a number of complaints
regarding the context sensitive menus only displaying the
most recently used items, within applications. The
bottom of the menu chevrons are too much for them.

If memory serves me correctly you could turn this feature
off in Office 2000 / Windows 2000. I have searched the
help files, and the expert zone within Microsoft.com - is
there a way to show static menus rather than the dynamic
(short) menus?

My users can't cope with the change!

milly staples [mvp - outlook]

In any application, Tools->Customize->Options tab. Always show full menus.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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Having searched the archives and finding no answer, Mmichenfelder
<Mmichenfelder@city.waterloo.on.ca> asked:
| I am faced with training users how to cope with a recent
| rollout of Windows XP and Office XP.
|
| Although there seems little resistence to the progressive
| software changes, I am receiving a number of complaints
| regarding the context sensitive menus only displaying the
| most recently used items, within applications. The
| bottom of the menu chevrons are too much for them.
|
| If memory serves me correctly you could turn this feature
| off in Office 2000 / Windows 2000. I have searched the
| help files, and the expert zone within Microsoft.com - is
| there a way to show static menus rather than the dynamic
| (short) menus?
|
| My users can't cope with the change!

bob i

In offce apps, "Tools", "Customize","Options" "Menus show....."
On Desktop, R-click Taskbar, "Properties", "Personalized Menus"