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Description
Beyond doubt Microsoft Office 2013 presents a clutter-free Ribbon UI inspired by Windows 8 Metro UI. And it has been thoroughly integrated with the Windows 8 Explorer. However, the use of ALL CAPS in tab titles looks awkward. Here is a quick way around to change the format into title case.
Solution:
Here is how-to get rid of ALL CAPS tab titles from Microsoft Office 2013 ribbon:
1. Open any Office 2013 application to start with. For example, open Microsoft Word 2013.
2. Now right-click on any tab title and select "Customize the Ribbon" option as shown in following screenshot:
Alternatively you can also access the same option by going to "File -> Options -> Customize Ribbon".
3. It'll open a new window where you can customize Office 2013 Ribbon UI. You can create new tabs, groups and you can rename existing tabs.
4. Right-click on a desired tab and select "Rename" option or click on the desired tab and click on "Rename" button given at the bottom of the window.
5. You witness a new dialog-box to make changes. However, you need to be careful a bit. As the tab name is already in proper case, you can’t set the same name again. The designing aspect of the ribbon makes the title tabs to appear in caps, though they are not set in all caps. The way around is:
Rename tabs as you want.
Or
Put a blank space after tab names.
6. If you want to restore default all caps tab titles in future, you can click on "Reset all customizations" option given in customize ribbon window. It'll restore all default tab names.
NOTE: You'll need to follow this procedure separately in all Office 2013 applications.
Congrats! You have successfully renamed the Ribbon tab titles. For further help, contact Techvedic’s computer helpdesk, as per below contact-detail:
U.S. +855-859-0057 (http://www.techvedic.com/)
U.K. +800-635-0716 (http://www.techvedic.co.uk/)
CA 1-855-749-5861 (http://www.techvedic.ca/)
AU 1-800-197-298 (http://www.techvedic.com.au/)
We would be more than happy to help you. We are available 24/7.
Beyond doubt Microsoft Office 2013 presents a clutter-free Ribbon UI inspired by Windows 8 Metro UI. And it has been thoroughly integrated with the Windows 8 Explorer. However, the use of ALL CAPS in tab titles looks awkward. Here is a quick way around to change the format into title case.
Solution:
Here is how-to get rid of ALL CAPS tab titles from Microsoft Office 2013 ribbon:
1. Open any Office 2013 application to start with. For example, open Microsoft Word 2013.
2. Now right-click on any tab title and select "Customize the Ribbon" option as shown in following screenshot:
Alternatively you can also access the same option by going to "File -> Options -> Customize Ribbon".
3. It'll open a new window where you can customize Office 2013 Ribbon UI. You can create new tabs, groups and you can rename existing tabs.
4. Right-click on a desired tab and select "Rename" option or click on the desired tab and click on "Rename" button given at the bottom of the window.
5. You witness a new dialog-box to make changes. However, you need to be careful a bit. As the tab name is already in proper case, you can’t set the same name again. The designing aspect of the ribbon makes the title tabs to appear in caps, though they are not set in all caps. The way around is:
Rename tabs as you want.
Or
Put a blank space after tab names.
6. If you want to restore default all caps tab titles in future, you can click on "Reset all customizations" option given in customize ribbon window. It'll restore all default tab names.
Congrats! You have successfully renamed the Ribbon tab titles. For further help, contact Techvedic’s computer helpdesk, as per below contact-detail:
U.S. +855-859-0057 (http://www.techvedic.com/)
U.K. +800-635-0716 (http://www.techvedic.co.uk/)
CA 1-855-749-5861 (http://www.techvedic.ca/)
AU 1-800-197-298 (http://www.techvedic.com.au/)
We would be more than happy to help you. We are available 24/7.
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