WD: How to Turn Off the "Recently Used" Font List in WordLast reviewed: February 17, 1998Article ID: Q138805 |
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SUMMARYThis article explains how to reset or disable the list of fonts at the top of the Font drop-down (sometimes called most recently used font list in Word).
Word 7.x and 97The most recently used font list shows only the six most recently used fonts. In this version, you can disable the list completely.
Word 6.xIn Word version 6.x on all platforms, the most recently used font list tracks the nine most recently used fonts. The list can be turned off in Word 6.0 for the Macintosh and Word 6.0 for Windows NT, but it can be reset only in Word 6.0 for Windows. In Word 6.0 for Windows, removing the Winword.opt eliminates the current list of most recently used fonts. The next time you use Word, the list will be rebuilt and will again show the fonts you have used. For additional information on the most recently used list and Windows NT, please see the following articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q119857 TITLE : Word for Windows NT Registry Settings MORE INFORMATION
Word 97 for WindowsTo turn off the most recently used font list, run the RegOptions macro supplied in the Support8.dot template:
Word for Windows 95To turn off the most recently used font list, run the RegOptions macro supplied in the Macros7.dot template:
Word 6.x for WindowsTo reset the list of most recently used documents, rename the Winword.opt file. Note that renaming this file will also reset several other Word settings, such as AutoFormat and View settings. For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID: Q121251 TITLE : What's Stored in the WINWORD.OPT File? Word 6.x for the MacintoshThe Macintosh release of Word 6.0 includes an Advanced Setting file that, when added, will disable the "most recently used" list:
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Additional query words: clear eliminate start over default most recently
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