In the list of commands at the right of the dialog box, select the one you want removed from the Quick Access Toolbar.At the left of the dialog box choose Customize (Word 2007) or Quick Access Toolbar (Word 2010 and later versions).In Word 2010 or a later version display the File tab of the ribbon and then click Options.) (In Word 2007 click the Office button and then click Word Options. You can also follow these steps, if you prefer: The option should immediately be removed. Perhaps the easiest way to do it is to just right-click on the QAT option and, from the resulting Context menu, choose the Remove from Quick Access Toolbar option. There are a couple of ways to remove things from the Quick Access Toolbar, and it doesn't matter if those "things" are styles or any other command you can place there. Getting things into and out of the Quick Style Gallery is a topic for a different tip because that is not what Ray is dealing with. For instance, Word can show styles in what is called the Quick Style Gallery on the Home tab of the ribbon. The first thing to keep in mind is that Ray's question is about the Quick Access Toolbar, not about any other place that styles may show up. Ray wonders how he can remove these styles from the Quick Access Toolbar. These styles were removed from the template and no longer appear anywhere, except on that list of styles on the Quick Access Toolbar. Later Ray deleted a few of the styles he no longer used. Click OK to dismiss the Word Options dialog box.A while back Ray created, on the Quick Access Toolbar, a list of styles he commonly used.
If you want to reset all the customizations you made to all ribbon tabs, then choose Reset All Customizations.
Please find the list of available controls in the Customizing the 2007 Office Fluent Ribbon for Developers article. Only the predefined set defined by the scheme is allowed. Moreover, you can't add third-party controls for the ribbon. The Customize Ribbon options of the Word Options dialog box. The Fluent UI doesn't provide any other controls that look like the ones shown on your screenshots. At the left of the dialog box click Customize Ribbon.Word displays the Word Options dialog box. If you want to reset a ribbon, follow these steps: When you do this, all the ribbons and the order of tools on the ribbons will be set to the same condition they were when you first installed Word. There may come a day when you want to reset the Word ribbons to their default condition. (You can do this in Word 2010 or a later version you can't change ribbons in Word 2007.) One way you can make changes is to add or remove tools from the ribbons visible at the top of the screen. You can customize your working environment in many different ways.
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