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You can create or open a document or database by using the Windows Start menu or by using the Office Shortcut Bar. When you use the Shortcut Bar, you can access documents and databases with the click of a button.

If the Shortcut Bar isn’t displayed, start it from the folder in which you installed Microsoft Office.

Screenshot shows Office Shortcut Bar and explains how to use the New Office Document and Open Office Document buttons.

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Need Help when using the Shortcut Bar?   Click the Office Shortcut Bar menu, and then click Contents and Index (Help menu).

Bar above and below the Sidebar

Use Microsoft Outlook to Manage Time and Information

The Shortcut Bar also gives you quick access to Microsoft Outlook. Use Outlook to manage your calendar, meetings, contact list, and tasks; send e-mail; and share information.

Screenshot shows Office Shortcut Bar and describes six Microsoft Outlook buttons on the Shortcut Bar.

Bar above and below the Sidebar

Office Assistant button Office Assistant button

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Want to know more?   Look up Getting Results - Shortcut in Help.


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