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If MS would add an icon editor and access to the full array of Office icons I would be happy. The tiny selection of icons is almost useless. I employ a lot of macros attached to buttons. I would also opt for more color contrast in many of the icons: The pale color pallet is not condusive to making fine distinctions in small items. As suggested, sharper dividers and slightly larger icons. Improve QA toolbar by allowing more than one bar. The snaking nature of ordering icons, along with small and large icons and the way text is displayed, makes it impossible to get a visually pleasing product.įor those, like me, who desire to customize our work envirnment, the QA toolbar is an improvement but a pale imitation compared to the customization possible in Word or Excel 3. I made a ribbon with my favorite tools but it suffers from issues. Your text should change to your new font choices as soon as the Font dialog box closes.I recently switched from Office 3 to 10 and find ribbons useful in some ways but maddenly irritating in others.

(Optional Step) Select the Advanced tab for additional options for character spacing and OpenType features.

Select a new font, font size, and font color from the Font tab in the Font dialog box.

Select the dialog box launcher in the Font group.

Select the Home tab in the ribbon (see figure 1).Īlternatively, select Select in the Editing group, and then select Select All from the drop-down menu (see figure 2).

The Font dialog box offers advanced options that aren’t available in the ribbon or the Mini shortcut menu.

How to Change the Font, Font Size, and Font Color in the Font Dialog Box Once again, your text should change to your new font choices immediately. (Note that the Mini toolbar includes the Increase Font Size or Decrease Font Size buttons to increase or decrease the font by one point.)

Select the arrow menus to select a font, font size, or font color.

Select and then right-click the text to display the Mini toolbar.

The Mini toolbar offers many of the same font options as the ribbon from within the text. How to Change the Font, Font Size, and Font Color in the Mini Toolbar Click the Move Up or Move Down arrow to position the separator where needed.

In the list of commands on the left, select and click Add.

In the Choose commands from drop-down list on the left, pick Popular Commands. Your text should change to your new font choices immediately. Open the Customize the Quick Access Toolbar dialog window.

Pro Tip: Select the Change Case button to choose Sentence case, lowercase, UPPERCASE, Capitalize Each Word, or tOGGLE cASE. Or, enter a custom color in the Advanced tab.

Choose a color in the Standard tab of the Colors dialog box.

Select the Font Color menu arrow to choose a new color.įor additional color options, select More Colors in the Font Color drop-down menu (see figure 6).

Increase Font Size and Decrease Font Size buttons Each point is 1/72 of an inch.)Īlternatively, you can select the Increase Font Size or Decrease Font Size buttons to increase or decrease the font by one point. (The numbers represent typography points.

Select the Font Size menu arrow to choose a new font size.

Your fonts may differ from those shown in figure 3.) (This menu lists the fonts installed on your computer.

Select the Font menu arrow to choose a new font.

To select the entire document, press Ctrl + A on your keyboard.Īlternatively, select Select in the Editing group, and then select Select All from the drop-down menu.

Select the text with the font you want to change.

If your document is blank, skip to step 3. The ribbon offers many of the font options most users will need for general content. In Word, the main toolbar at the top of the screen is called the ribbon. How to Change the Font, Font Size, and Font Color in the Ribbon

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