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Thank you, Trenton. That worked. <br />
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Btw, is it expected behavior that if I activate the navigation pane, that if I exit WORD and go back in that it will still be visible?
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Thank you, Trenton. That worked.

Btw, is it expected behavior that if I activate the navigation pane, that if I exit WORD and go back in that it will still be visible?

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Thanks again. I added your last remark as an Assisted Solution for clarity in case others would read this thread.<br />
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Steve
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Thanks again. I added your last remark as an Assisted Solution for clarity in case others would read this thread.

Steve

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Hello,<br />
<br />
In my previous experience with Word (2007 and back), pressing CTRL-F brought up the FIND dialog box. Now, it brings up the Navigation pane. While the later can be useful (e.g. displaying multiple 'hits' on the text I'm searching) , there are time's I'd prefer the old school method.<br />
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For what it's worth, when I click on FIND in the upper right corner (or choose find from its dropdown menu) I get the Navigation pane. If I choose ADVANCED FIND, I get the old school dialog.<br />
<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2015/01_w03/892141/Word-2013-Find.PNG" target="_blank" title="WORD Find on Ribbon (1 KB)"><img alt="WORD Find on Ribbon" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 99px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2015/01_w03/892141/Word-2013-Find.PNG" /></a><br />
So, <br />
1. Is there a way to reconfigure Word to bring up the old-school Find dialog?<br />
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2. If I do so, then is there still a way for me to bring up the Navigation pane manually?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Steve
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Hello,

In my previous experience with Word (2007 and back), pressing CTRL-F brought up the FIND dialog box. Now, it brings up the Navigation pane. While the later can be useful (e.g. displaying multiple 'hits' on the text I'm searching) , there are time's I'd prefer the old school method.

For what it's worth, when I click on FIND in the upper right corner (or choose find from its dropdown menu) I get the Navigation pane. If I choose ADVANCED FIND, I get the old school dialog.


So, 
1. Is there a way to reconfigure Word to bring up the old-school Find dialog?

2. If I do so, then is there still a way for me to bring up the Navigation pane manually?

Thanks,
Steve

WORD 2013 - Navigation Pane vs. Old-School FIND dialog

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