The File tab has just what you would think: options related to the entire file, such as save, print, share, and open. Look carefully - you may miss it because it is a different color than the other tabs (depending on what color scheme you have your desktop set on). When you open a new file in Word, the first tab you will see is File. Here, we'll review the nine standard tabs in a Word document. In this format, each tab across the top of a document opens a new set of options in the ribbon format - options and buttons are laid out horizontally along the top of the document page. In Word 2013, Microsoft has gone away from using the menu format in favor of the tab format, or tool ribbon.
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