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Microsoft Office Word 2007 Tutorial » Introduction » Ribbon   1.4.4.Tabs on Ribbon Word provides three types of tabs on the Ribbon. The first type is called a standard tab: Home, Insert, Review, View, and Add-Ins. The second type is called a contextual tab: Picture Tools, Drawing, or Table.            A contextual tab appears only when they are needed based on the type of task. The third type is called a program tab, for example Print Preview.            A program tab replaces the standard set of tabs when you switch to certain views or modes. 1.4.Ribbon 1.4.1. Using the Ribbon 1.4.2. Groups: Collections of related tasks referred to as groups 1.4.3. To minimize the Ribbon: Double-click the name of the tab that is displayed. 1.4.4. Tabs on Ribbon 1.4.5. Tabs and their functions in Word 2007 1.4.6. Minimize the Ribbon 1.4.7. Add a Ribbon button or group from the Quick Access Toolbar 1.4.8. Add Commands Not in the Ribbon to the Quick Access Toolbar 1.4.9. Show developer tab in Ribbon