You cannot remove the standard Office toolbar, but custom toolbars created by a user can be removed using the mouse or in the Change Command Order dialog box, which can also be accessed from the keyboard.
Instructions
Step 1
Open one of the Microsoft Office programs: Project, Infopath, Onenote, Outlook, Sharepoint Designer, Publisher, or Visio to remove the custom Office toolbar.
Step 2
Specify the "Settings" item in the "Tools" menu of the top toolbar of the selected application and go to the "Toolbars" item.
Step 3
Select the custom panel to be deleted and click the Delete button to execute the command. When you select the built-in toolbar, the Reset button will be displayed, clicking on which restores the standard set of buttons, menus and submenus of this toolbar.
Step 4
Return to the "Service" menu and go to the "Settings" item to perform the operation to remove the menu from the toolbar.
Step 5
Make sure the toolbar to be edited is displayed and go to the Toolbars tab.
Step 6
Apply a checkbox to the field of the toolbar that you want to display.
Step 7
Drag the menu to be deleted outside the toolbar without closing the Options dialog box.
Step 8
Click the Close button in the Options dialog box. Please be aware that deleting the built-in menu is not feasible.
Step 9
Return to the "Tools" menu and select "Settings" to perform the operation to remove the menu from the toolbar.
Step 10
Make sure the toolbar to be edited is displayed and go to the Toolbars tab.
Step 11
Apply a check box to the field of the toolbar you want to display and click the Commands button in the Options dialog box.
Step 12
Click the Change Command Order button and expand the Toolbar link.
Step 13
Choose a Menu Bar command from the Toolbar list to remove the selected menu from the menu bar.
Step 14
Specify the menu to be deleted in the Controls list and click the Delete button.
