Post is about turning things OFF that were ON by default. See, sometimes the developers and other creators of these features try to imagine what you want. Sometimes their magic works...and sometimes it doesn't.
A few of you wrote to ask how you can disable the little floating bit of text that appear when you hover over a menu or ribbon icon. One of you even claimed your sanity was at stake and so I figured I had to take action.
Those little descriptive words or phrases that mysteriously appear are actually called ScreenTips and yes, you do have control over those babies.
involves something that floats (I wonder what that's all about?): the Mini Toolbar . In Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and several other Office programs, this floating toolbar appears when you right-click on a word, paragraph, sentence, or even a single letter; it's there to provide quick access to formatting tools. It's on by default but again, you can easily disable it:...
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