that would try and repair some aspects of the system on startup; and get
you a different start screen, and in 10.4, you'd get a login window before
a desktop Finder would appear. You could maybe then run Disk Utility's
repair disk permissions, from its location in the Utilities folder; and restart.
Or see if booting from the OSX boot/installer disc can get you into the
Installer's version of Disk Utility, which can be run from the drop-down
menu beneath the Installer name once you are running from the boot disc.
You can repair disk and also repair disk permissions from there; then
choose a startup disk from the menu beneath Installer after quiting D.U.
Another idea, also a guess; would be to hold down Opt + Command +
R + P right after pressing the power button and continue to hold these
until after you hear three startup chimes; then let the four buttons go.
This reset of the PRAM may help; it may not. A menu issue could be
as simple as a permissions problem, or it may be something else.
Hope this helps find a cure, best wishes.
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The New menu that appears when you right-click on your Desktop has options or templates to create documents of a particular type quickly. For example, after you install Microsoft Office, the New menu shows Microsoft Word Document, Microsoft Excel Worksheet, Microsoft Access Database, and entries for other Office products installed. Mac confirue apps that start on boot. On the File menu, click Save As. On the Format pop-up menu, click Word Document (.docx). If you are using Word for Mac 2011, make sure that the Maintain compatibility with Word 98-2004 check box is clear.
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3) My dock still works, and I can open applications by clicking on their icons through the dock. Firefox, Word, etc. All seem to work fine - I just cannot use any of the menu bars, such as clicking on File, Edit, Windows, etc. 4) To close an application, though, I have to use keyboard shortcuts as the Menu bar does not work. A bootable Windows Installation Disk ur USB Sick (can be created with the Windows Media Creation Tool) a Mac with an Ethernet Port; and a wired Internet Ethernet Connection (I’ll tell you why later on) I started by swapping out an old hard disk from another laptop I had lying around, so see if this experiment would work in principle. To do this, click on the Apple icon on the upper left corner of your screen and select “About This Mac” from the dropdown menu. Once you see the System Information window, click on “System.
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Issue
Occasionally the MathType Toolbar/Tab will disappear from the Microsoft Word Toolbar/Ribbon.
Reason
When Microsoft Office Auto-update runs and installs new updates, add-ins will occasionally be disabled and in doing so, removes any Toolbar/Ribbon additions. Depending on the version of Microsoft Word you are using, this can be easily corrected.
Solution
Before we go further, it's necessary to know precisely which version of MathType you have, and which version of Word.
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Macintosh (Windows follows)
- With MathType open, click the MathType menu and select About MathType…:(After you verify your version, click anywhere inside the 'About MathType' screen to dismiss it.)
- If your version is MathType 6.0, please upgrade before continuing.
- If your version is MathType 6.7-something, but not 6.7h, please download and install MathType 6.7h before proceeding. You don't need to remove or uninstall anything, and your existing product key will still work. Just install the new one. If that doesn't fix the issue, continue…
- If your version is MathType 6.7h or MathType 7.something, please continue…
- With Word open, click the Word menu and select About Word.If your version of Word is 15.xx but earlier than 15.39, do not proceed! These steps will not work.
- If you have confirmed you are using MathType 6.7h or later, and Word 2011,please click to the next page to proceed with the rest of the article.
- If you have confirmed you are using MathType 7.0 or later, and not Word 2011,please click to the next page to proceed with the rest of the article.
Windows
- With MathType open, expand the Help menu (by clicking it), and select About MathType. Note the version number. Dismiss the About MathType dialog by clicking anywhere inside it.
- Now in Word, if your version of Word has a File tab at the far left of the ribbon, click File. If it has the 'Office button' instead of 'File', click the Office button.
- If you see Account on the left, click it. If Account isn't there, Help should be. If so, click Help.
- On the right, look for 'About Microsoft Word' for the version number and bit level.
- This will reveal the version of Word and (if you're using Office 2010 or later) the bit level (32-bit or 64-bit). Example:
Microsoft Word 2016 MSO (16.0.7127.1026) 32-bit
- Once you have confirmed your version of MathType and Word, ensure your version of MathType supports your version of Word:
- Word for Office 365 requires MathType 6.9b or later (not 6.9 or 6.9a)
- Word 2016 and later requires MathType 6.9b or later (not 6.9 or 6.9a)
- Word 2010 requires MathType 6.7 or later
(64-bit Word requires MathType 6.8 or later)
- If your version of MathType does not support your version of Word, you do not need to proceed. This is why the MathType tab is not visible. Your only option is to upgrade.
- If your versions of MathType and Word are compatible, proceed to page 2 of this article, depending on your version of Word:
- Word 2016 and later or Word for Office 365, 64-bitFOR WINDOWS
- Word 2016 and later or Word for Office 365, 32-bitFOR WINDOWS