It is easy to double-click a ribbon tab without even realizing it, and then your ribbon is hidden without understanding why. For most people, it is the first method (double clicking) that causes the problem in the first place. You can also customize the Quick Access Toolbar and display the file path. The path can be displayed in the body of the document or in the header or footer. You will have to use one of the other methods listed above to display the full ribbon with any other version of Word.)Īs you can tell, there are many ways that Word provides to accomplish the same task. Applies to: Microsoft Word 2010, 2013, 20 (Windows) In Microsoft Word, you can display a document's file name and path using fields. (This method is only available with Word 2010. Click the small downward-pointing arrow at the right end of the ribbon.Right-click any ribbon tab and click on Collapse the Ribbon (Word 2013 or a later version.).
Right-click any ribbon tab and clear the check mark beside the Minimize the Ribbon option.You can switch the ribbon back to a normal, full display by using any of these techniques: The condition that Kamal describes is for a ribbon that is minimized. The ribbon can either be fully displayed or it can be minimized when not in use. He wonders how to get the full ribbon to remain visible at all times. Every time he has to do something like change font, font size, underline, italicize, etc., Kamal has to click Home for the full ribbon to appear, do the task, and then the full ribbon gets concealed again. Kamal notes that half of the ribbon in Word is concealed.
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