Devang Gandhi

The web toolbar of Microsoft Word 2003 was very useful to navigate through a large document. I realized that it is not available in Word 2007. However, there is a way to add the Back and the Forward buttons to the quick access toolbar. Follow these steps.

1. Click the Microsoft office button in the top left corner of your Word window.
2. Click on “Word Options” at the bottom of the menu.
3. Click on “Customize” from the left pane.
4. In “Choose commands from” drop-down menu, select “All Commands”.
5. From the list of commands find “Back” and click “Add”
6. Similarly, find “Forward” and click “Add”

If you are using one of the public/lab machines and want to find out information about the users logged on to that machine, just open the command prompt (Start->Run, type “cmd”) and type

For each user, it returns information like username, sessionname, id, state, idle time and logon time. If the state is “active”, that means the user is currently logged on. If the sessionname is something like “rdp-tcp#0″, that means the user is connected to the machine over a remote desktop session.