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Start Word, a new Normal.dotm template will be created when you choose Quit Word in the Word menu. Note that when you had Word 2004 on your Mac previously and you now have Word 2008 or Word 2011, also check if the Word 2004 Normal file is present on the system, if so, trash this Normal template file as well. Apr 16, 2018 Open Word. Go to View in the menu. Choose Toolbars. Select Customize Toolbars and Menus. Select Toolbars and Menus in the top of the Customize Toolbars and Menus window. Select the item in the list you want to reset (Menu Bar, Standard, Formatting).
For name recognition, it's hard to beat Microsoft Outlook. As soon as you say those two words, a large percentage of computer users immediately know what you're talking about.
With the release of Microsoft Office for Mac2011, Microsoft rewrote the Apple Macintosh-based Microsoft Entourage email and calendar client and renamed it Outlook for Mac 2011. This change represents both a radical departure from previous versions of Entourage and Outlook's return to the Mac. Years ago, Microsoft had an Outlook client for the Mac. That client used Messaging API (MAPI), but it was slow, buggy, not especially Mac-like, and feature-poor when compared with its Windows sibling. Microsoft replaced it with Entourage, and that was that. However, Entourage has long lacked many features that cross-platform users want, including compatibility with PST files, support for server-side rules, and numerous minor Outlook features.
Outlook for Mac 2011 is Microsoft's attempt to bring its two Outlook clients closer to feature parity, as well as a competitive response against Apple's built-in email and calendar applications. A Brief History of Outlook The current version of Outlook for Mac is the direct descendant of Entourage, a personal information manager and email client that made its debut years ago in Office for Mac 2001. The original versions of Entourage used WWW Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) for Microsoft Exchange Server support. When Microsoft announced that Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 would no longer support WebDAV, the Microsoft Macintosh Business Unit (known informally as MacBU) built a version of Entourage that used Exchange Web Services (EWS) instead of WebDAV. However, this change put companies with mixed Exchange Server 2003 and Exchange 2010 environments in a tough spot: Entourage 2008 Web Services Edition couldn't talk to Exchange 2003, and 'regular' Entourage 2008 couldn't talk to Exchange 2010.
This situation continues with Outlook for Mac 2011, in that it supports only EWS as a means to talk to Exchange, limiting its use to Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010. (The client also supports POP and IMAP for use with consumer services such as Windows Live Mail and Google Gmail.) However, Microsoft needed to rewrite much of the core Entourage code to make it more compatible with modern versions of Apple's OS and development tools. Outlook for Mac 2011 is the result. It is reasonable to think of this Outlook client as a combination of the network core of Entourage 2008 Web Services Edition and a brand-new UI that attempts to blend elements of the Office 2010 Fluent User Interface (Microsoft's official name for the Ribbon) with Mac OS X. But the Ribbon-style UI isn't the only thing that's new in Outlook for Mac 2011: • A single unified Inbox view automatically collects messages from each account that you've configured.