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The thread discusses a gripe about Microsoft Explorer’s Ribbon interface and whether there’s a way to reduce its screen space. The main answer is that the Ribbon can be collapsed using the small arrow at the top-right, so users can expand it only when needed and otherwise rely on the remaining tabs for functionality. Overall sentiment is practical and helpful—focused on improving usability rather than arguing the Ribbon’s merits.
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Some folks grumble about the Ribbon (technology) & having (to put up w/) it in Explorer windows. So, I thought, I'd just mention that it can be collapsed via the wee arrow @ the top-right corner. Open it when wanted & or just use the remaining tabs. I'm not sure all the available functions that the Ribbon offers aren't anything but, a good thing BUT, this will allow the Ribbon to take up less space, allow the viewing area to be larger & hide the Ribbon 'til wanted or needed.

Cheers,

Drew

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