> I've been using Excel for decades and have installed Office 2008 using OSX
> 10.4.11 on a MacBook Pro. <br><br>I have been using Excel 2008 for 2 days and
> opened a sheet that I'd been working on in Excel 2008 and found that the
> Standard toolbar was missing (the one with New, file, save icons etc). I
> checked "View", "Toolbars" and "Standard" was already ticked. I tried
> unticking and reticking but to no avail. <br><br>I then checked "View";
> "Customize Toolbars and Menus" and found that "Standard" was ticked BUT it
> also had a tick against "Dock" which was greyed out and couldn't be unticked.
> I tried resetting the Standard Toolbar but that didn't work. I tried closing
> and opening Excel plus rebooting my Mac but again nothing helped. <br><br>The
> only thing I can think of that may have remotely affected this is that I ran
> Disk Utility to check/ repair permissions prior to using Excel today and it
> did repair some library permissions but I don't know why this would affect
> just one toolbar in excel? <br><br>I couldn't find any mention in Help about
> undocking toolbars. Can anyone please help with this frustrating issue.
> <br><br>Many thanks <br><br>Bob
As in other Mac apps, click the chicklet on the far right side of the
title bar (it's actually called the Toolbar Control).
It's an Apple Human Interface Guidelines thing...