


Select the Info tab in the Backstage view (see figure 2). Select the File tab in the ribbon (see figure 1). However, these steps won’t work on files marked as Read Only or similarly protected. These steps should work regardless of the method used to add the tags. Notice Options near the bottom of the left menu, near Exit. The following four steps show how to delete tags attached to Word files. The File tab works just like the File menu in Word 2003 or earlier versions of Word, or like the Office button in Word 2007 it is used to open files, create new files, print files, or locate Word options. A colored pin indicates the item will stay 'pinned' to the recent list, for later use.Ĭlick your mouse on a menu item to get more options and start the process. If you want an item to stay on the recent list, click the gray pin icon. Recent items track the last 10 or so documents opened. Notice Word Options on the bottom bar, near Exit Word. The Office button works just like the File menu in earlier, and later versions of Word, used to open files, create new files, print files, or locate Word options.Ĭlick here for information on Save vs. Point your mouse at a menu item followed by a triangle to get more options, or click to start the process. Word 2007: To open files, create new files, print files, or locate Word options, choose the Office Button. Word 2010: To open files, create new files, print files, or locate Word options, choose the File Tab. Using Word, the Office Button/ File Tab © Craig Collins > Common > Microsoft Word 2007/2010 Crash Course > Microsoft Word Office Button/File Tab
