This allows you, of course, to close the current Word doc. It contains the file name of the document you are working on and the Word program that is currently active.Ĭlose Button - Still located next to the maximize/restore and minimize buttons. Title Bar - You can still see this on the top-most part of your screen. It is still located on the top right hand side of the screen and still lets you switch between maximized and minimized screen view. Maximize/Restore, Minimize Buttons - Nothing much has changed for these buttons.
It also contains the zoom-in/zoom-out slider.
Status Bar - This screen element contains information about the current document including number of words and pages, the proofreading icon, and the different views available for the document (web layout, full screen, draft). Quick Access Toolbar - sitting next to the Office Button element are these quick shortcuts that provide access to the most common Word commands including Save, Undo Paste, Repeat Copy and others which you can alternately display. Ribbon - a combination of menu bar and toolbar, this screen element provides tabbed pages of buttons, lists, and commands. This screen element lets you open the Office Menu to open a file, save a file, print or create a new document. Office Button - the round control icon located at the upper left corner of the screen. Learning about these screen elements is crucial in order to maximize the use of Word 2007.
Microsoft Office Word 2007 is now composed of various screen elements. The redesigned Microsoft Office Word interface looks sleeker and the menus are not arranged like previous versions of Microsoft Word. However, after composing myself, I accepted the fact that what I was staring at and about to use was Microsoft Word 2007. I thought I had accidentally fired up another program. Honestly, the first time I used Microsoft Office Word 2007 I was astounded by what greeted me as the main Word window. Microsoft Office Word 2007 Screen Elements
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