To open the Help task pane, on the Standard toolbar, click Microsoft Office Help.ĭisplaying the Help Task Pane: Menu Optionįrom the Help menu, select Microsoft Office Word Help.ĭisplaying the Help Task Pane: Office Assistant Optionįrom the Help menu, select Show the Office Assistant. Displaying the Help Task Pane: Keyboard Optionĭisplaying the Help Task Pane: Button Option For information on using Office 2003 Help, refer to Using Microsoft Office Help. To get to the Help system, open the Help task pane. The Office 2003 Help system includes BACK and FORWARD buttons and a text-based Assistance pane. To select a shortcut from the Places Bar:įrom the list of locations in the Places Bar, click the appropriate icon. Selects the My Network Places folder in your profile. Selects the Documents folder on your H: drive.ĭisplays all hard drives and network drives. Selects the Desktop in your profile on the C: drive. The list within the Places Bar includes the following:ĭisplays recently used folders and files in your profile on the C: drive. Using the Places Bar, you may go directly to a save location rather than navigating through layers of folders. The Save As and Open dialog boxes include a Places Bar containing shortcuts to locations where you are likely to save files. Selecting this option takes you to the AutoCorrect dialog box, where you can make choices from multiple AutoCorrect options for all documents. Selecting this option corrects only this occurrence and turns off this option for all other occurrences in all documents. Stop Auto-capitalizing First Letter of Sentences
Selecting this option affects only this AutoCorrect occurrence in the current document. (For more information on AutoCorrect, see AutoCorrect: Corrections & Replacements.) Option Your options and the implications are listed here using the example of automatically capitalizing the first letter of sentences. When Word AutoCorrects your text, a Smart Tag allows you to change or turn off the AutoCorrect feature. To reveal your Smart Tag options, click the tag. Overall, Smart Tags help to inform you of the options available in different situations when using Office 2003. Smart Tags also appear with the AutoCorrect feature and when errors occur in Excel formulas. For example, after you paste text, a Smart Tag appears with formatting options for that text however, the tag will disappear when you begin typing text.
A Smart Tag is a button containing a menu that appears after you perform a certain action. Like the Task Pane, Smart Tags put commonly used functions within easy reach. (Optional) To dock the Task Pane, drag it off the left or right edge of the screen. Using the crossbar pointer, click and drag the Task Pane to the desired location. When the Task Pane is floating, it is contained in its own window. When the Task Pane is docked, it becomes part of the program window.
The Task Pane can be either docked or floating. The Other Task Panes pull-down list appears.įrom the Other Task Panes pull-down list, select the desired Task Pane.īy default, the Task Pane is located on the right side of the window in a docked state, but it can be easily moved to another location. On the current Task Pane, click the down arrow. The Task Pane is showing if the menu choice is checked.ĭepending on what feature you are using, you may want to view another Task Pane. With the Task Pane, you can easily and efficiently create a new document, open an existing document, add clip art, or apply styles. This eliminates the need for frequent trips to the menu bar by putting commonly used functions all in one area. Upon starting any Office 2003 program, the Task Pane is present along the right side of the window. The Office 2003 environment includes features that are aimed at making all of the Office programs more user-friendly and efficient. This article is based on legacy software. (Archives) Microsoft Office 2003: The Office 2003 Environment
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