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How can I turn on the “personalized” (adaptive) menus feature that is new in Office 2000?

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How can I turn on the “personalized” (adaptive) menus feature that is new in Office 2000?

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New to all applications in Office 2000 is the personalized menu feature. This feature was designed to improve the use of each application by displaying items and commands that you use the most. At SU, we have changed this default feature and have maintained menus to display the full menu with all commands. However, if you would like to turn on this feature – which would be applied to Access, Excel, FrontPage, PowerPoint and Word – select Tools->Customize. Click on the Options tab if it is now the active page and the click on the checkbox in front of Menus show recently used commands first. Once you turn on this feature, you may additionally decide to expand the full menu if there is a pause when using a menu. To do this click the checkbox in front of Show full menus after a short delay. When finished, click Close.

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