Showing or Hiding Tooltips and Shortcut Key Assignments
When you place the mouse over a toolbar button, a tooltip is shown by default. A tooltip describes the function of the button and the assigned keyboard shortcut (if any). A keyboard shortcut is a key combination that has been assigned to invoke a common command. For example, Ctrl+P is the default key combination for printing. Pressing these two keys is the same as selecting File > Print.
You can show or hide tooltips and shortcut key assignments using the Options tab in the Customize window.
1. To open the Customize window, right-click in the toolbar area and select Customize.
2. Click the Options tab.
3. Complete this page, referring to the following table for option description.
Option
Description
Show Screen Tips on toolbars
Indicates whether tooltips are shown. When this checkbox is selected (default), tooltips are displayed.
Show shortcut keys in Screen Tips
Indicates whether shortcut key assignments are shown along with tooltips. When this checkbox is selected (default), shortcut key assignments are shown along with tooltips. This checkbox is available only when Show Screen Tips on toolbars is selected.
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Indicates whether toolbar buttons are shown their normal size or twice their normal size. When this checkbox is cleared (default), buttons are shown their normal size. For more information, see Resizing Toolbar Buttons.
4. When finished, click Close.