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Customizing OneNote 2010 : Customizing the Ribbon (part 1)

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6. Rename a Tab and Group

  1. Right-click any tab name on the ribbon and choose Customize the Ribbon on the shortcut menu.

  2. Under Customize the Ribbon on the right side of the window, select a tab you want to rename.

  3. Click the Rename button.

  4. Enter a name and click OK.

  5. Click the Expand button next to a tab name to expose the names of its groups.

  6. Select the group you want to rename.

  7. Click the Rename button.

  8. Enter a name and click OK.

  9. Click OK to close the OneNote Options dialog box.



7. Relocate a Tab and Group

  1. Click File.

  2. Choose Options.

  3. Select Customize Ribbon.

  4. Select the tab you want to relocate.

  5. Click Move Up or Move Down.

  6. Click the Expand button next to a tab name to expose the names of its groups.

  7. Select a group you want to relocate on a tab.

  8. Click Move Up or Move Down.

  9. Click OK to close the OneNote Options dialog box.



8. Add Commands to and Remove Commands from Custom groups

  1. Right-click any tab name on the ribbon and choose Customize the Ribbon on the shortcut menu.

  2. Under Choose Commands From, select a command (if you have trouble finding a command, open the menu and choose a subset of commands).

  3. Under Customize the Ribbon, click the Expand button next to a tab to see its command groups.

  4. Select the name of a custom group that you created.

  5. Click Add.

  6. Select a command that you want to remove (it must be in a custom group).

  7. Click Remove.

  8. Click OK.




Note:

Try This!

Select a command and click Move Up or Move Down to position it in a group.


9. Reset Your Ribbon Customizations

  1. Click File.

  2. Choose Options.

  3. Select the Customize Ribbon category.

  4. Click the Reset button.

  5. Choose Reset All Customizations.

  6. Click Yes in the Delete dialog box.

  7. Click OK.




Tip:

You can also reset only the customizations you made to a particular tab on the ribbon. Select a tab name on the right side of the Customize the Ribbon window, click the Reset button, and choose Reset Only Selected Ribbon tab (or right-click the tab name and choose Reset Tab).

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