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Word provides three types of tabs on the Ribbon.
Word provides three types of tabs on the Ribbon.
The first type is called a standard tab: Home, Insert, Review, View, and Add-Ins.
The first type is called a standard tab: Home, Insert, Review, View, and Add-Ins.
The second type is called a contextual tab: Picture Tools, Drawing, or Table. 
          A contextual tab appears only when they are needed based on the type of task.
The second type is called a contextual tab: Picture Tools, Drawing, or Table. A contextual tab appears only when they are needed based on the type of task.
The third type is called a program tab, for example Print Preview. 
          A program tab replaces the standard set of tabs when you switch to certain views or modes.
The third type is called a program tab, for example Print Preview. A program tab replaces the standard set of tabs when you switch to certain views or modes.








1.4.Ribbon
1.4.1.Using the RibbonUsing the Ribbon
1.4.2.Groups: Collections of related tasks referred to as groupsGroups: Collections of related tasks referred to as groups
1.4.3.To minimize the Ribbon: Double-click the name of the tab that is displayed.To minimize the Ribbon: Double-click the name of the tab that is displayed.
1.4.4.Tabs on RibbonTabs on Ribbon
1.4.5.Tabs and their functions in Word 2007Tabs and their functions in Word 2007
1.4.6.Minimize the RibbonMinimize the Ribbon
1.4.7.Add a Ribbon button or group from the Quick Access ToolbarAdd a Ribbon button or group from the Quick Access Toolbar
1.4.8.Add Commands Not in the Ribbon to the Quick Access ToolbarAdd Commands Not in the Ribbon to the Quick Access Toolbar
1.4.9.Show developer tab in RibbonShow developer tab in Ribbon