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The Ribbon is a key element of the Microsoft Word interface. It hosts the vast majority of the commands that the programme has to offer. Its wide variety of controls are arranged in a series of Tabs. To make a Tab active, click on its name. The controls displayed in each Tab are related in some way. Thus, for example, the controls in the Home Tab are the ones which are most frequently used in Microsoft Word: controls such as Cut, Copy and Paste and commands for changing the character and paragraph formatting of your text.

As well as the regular Ribbon Tabs, Microsoft Word 2007 also contains context sensitive Tabs. These are Tabs which only appear in a certain context, for example, when you insert a text box. Having drawn the text box, a special tab appears for formatting text boxes. However, when you click outside the text box to deselected it, the context Tab disappears.