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Spreadsheet problem - help please...
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I've wasted all morning....
I've wasted all morning messing around with a spreadsheet. Got it set up as I want it, but because I'm using it on a netbook I selected the Full Screen option to hide the various task and tool bars etc.
Well now I can't get them back
. I'm not using MS Office, but a software called Ability Office - it was supplied with the netbook and is surprisingly good for my modest needs.
When I use MS office's Full Screen on my desktop, it's easy to undo it, by clicking at the very top of the screen, but this is not working on my netbook.
The spreadsheet is OK, it's just the missing tool and task bars I neeeeed !
Help please !!!
Thanks
Linda
I've wasted all morning messing around with a spreadsheet. Got it set up as I want it, but because I'm using it on a netbook I selected the Full Screen option to hide the various task and tool bars etc.
Well now I can't get them back
. I'm not using MS Office, but a software called Ability Office - it was supplied with the netbook and is surprisingly good for my modest needs.When I use MS office's Full Screen on my desktop, it's easy to undo it, by clicking at the very top of the screen, but this is not working on my netbook.
The spreadsheet is OK, it's just the missing tool and task bars I neeeeed !
Help please !!!
Thanks
Linda
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I've never seen Ability Office, but in that situation I'd hit F1, which ~should~ bring up the help screen, and then search for "full screen". It will almost certainly tell you how to exit fullscreen mode.0
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IIRC, F11 is the toggle for full-screen on Office Excel, you could try that.:wall: Flagellation, necrophilia and bestiality - Am I flogging a dead horse? :wall:
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Yep, quick google brings up this as a document on their website
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