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What is a ".pcb" file |
Any customisation that you do to your toolbars and menus is stored in a ".pcb" file on the C drive | ||
The larger your ".pcb" file the longer PowerPoint will take to open. | ||
The file contains information on the position and visibility of all toolbars and menus including any custom toolbars and menus. | ||
To totally reset all your toolbars and menus and to discard any personalisation exit PowerPoint and delete this file. A new one will be created the next time you open PowerPoint. |
Changing the Width of Toolbar Controls |
It is possible to reduce the width of any textboxes and drop-down lists, such as the Font, Font Size and Zoom controls. | ||
Select (View > Toolbars > Customize) to display the Customize dialog box. | ||
Select the toolbar control and hover the mouse over the controls border on the right hand size. | ||
The cursor will change to a resizing handle allowing you to adjust the width of the control. |
Tear Off menus |
When a drop-down menu has a small blue or grey line across the top this indicates that it is actually a "tear-off" menu. | ||
This means that you can drag the menu options away from the drop-down menu to display a stand alone toolbar. |
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