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Can anyone help me how to auto hide Office 2007 ribbon?<br />
Suppose when I move my mouse over the minimized ribbon it should display the <br />
options under the tab.<br />
Ex: when I move mouse cursor over the &quot;Home&quot; tab, it should automatically <br />
display the options under &quot;Home&quot; tab.<br />
Please note that I don't want to click on the ribbon tabs (in the minimized <br />
state) to get the options under them.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated!<br />
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Can anyone help me how to auto hide Office 2007 ribbon?
Suppose when I move my mouse over the minimized ribbon it should display the 
options under the tab.
Ex: when I move mouse cursor over the "Home" tab, it should automatically 
display the options under "Home" tab.
Please note that I don't want to click on the ribbon tabs (in the minimized 
state) to get the options under them.

Any help would be appreciated!



How to auto-hide Office 2007 ribbon?

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