Is it possible to hide the navigation buttons in word 2007 reading mode? I never use them and they take up space. Can you do it with vba?
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Thanks. I just realize that I was not so clear. I meant the navigation arrows displayed at the bottom of pages. I do like to have two pages at the same time, as you can with reading mode, but I would like to have less margins and no navigation arrows to get more text visible. I don't think I have ever used the navigation arrows. I typically use my mouse wheel to navigate between pages.
I see what you're talking about. Once I got multiple pages up, I saw the little arrows in the bottom corners. Well, in the View Options > Margin Settings menu, you can force suppression of the margins (default is to automatically decide to suppress them if they're "too big").
But I don't know of any way to turn off the handy-dandy arrows, sorry :\ Seems like a new "helpful" feature that every user must now embrace and cherish.
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by: dopyiiiPosted on 2009-02-07 at 17:20:48ID: 23581457
You mean that little toolbar at the top that has view options, page navigation, and some other stuff on the left? I'm not aware of any way to remove that. But if you're looking to just view a document full-screen, you can do that by viewing in full-screen mode:
1. Click the down arrow on the Quick Access Toolbar
2. under Choose Command From, select Commands Not in the Ribbon, or All Commands
3. Then, find Toggle Full Screen View
4. Click the Add >> button
5. Click OK
Then, when you want to view a document in full screen, just hit the button.
One thing though: in full screen mode, you can only get one page at a time, not two side-by-side like you can in reading view.