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Where is Developer Tab in Microsoft PowerPoint 2010?

• Easily get the Develop Tab if you have Classic Menu for Office
• If you do not have Classic Menu for Office...

Easily get the Develop Tab if you have Classic Menu for Office

Most of time the Developer Tab is hidden, and we can’t find out it in the Ribbon quickly. Please do not worry about! If you have Classic Menu for PowerPoint 2010, it will be easy to find out it and add it into Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Ribbon:

1. Click the Tools drop down menu in main menus;
2. Select the PowerPoint Options item;

Figure 1

After two clicks in classic style menus, there are still six steps needed to add Developer Tab into Ribbon, just our screen shot shows:

1. The PowerPoint Options dialog pops up.
2. Click the Customize Ribbon button at left bar;
3. Besides the left bar, please select Main Tab from the Choose Commands drop down menu;
4. In the Main tab box, click the Developer item;
5. Go on to click the Add button;
6. Go to the bottom and click the Ok button to close this dialog.

Figure 2

Go back to the Microsoft PowerPoint 2010 Ribbon, you will find the Developer Tab has been added before Home Tab in the Ribbon.

Figure 3

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Get Developer Tab in Ribbon if you do not have Classic Menu for Office

 

• Step 1: Click the File tab in the Ribbon, and you will view backstage view;
• Step 2: Click the Options button at left bar;
• Step 3: Then the PowerPoint Options dialog pops up.
• Step 4: Click the Customize Ribbon button at left bar;
• Step 5: Besides the left bar, please select Main Tab from the Choose Commands drop down menu;
• Step 6: In the Main tab box, click the Developer item;
• Step 7: Go on to click the Add button;
• Step 8: Go to the bottom and click the Ok button to close this dialog.

Please note that step 3 - 8 is same as steps we do with Classic Menu for PowerPoint 2010. You can go to Figure 2 to view vivid sketch map.

 

 

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