If I make the window smaller, you can see that the Insert section goes down to a single button with a down arrow. To see how this works look at the insert section, and you can see that there are buttons for inserting different types of tasks. The other thing the Ribbon does is it will actually adjust what it shows depending on the width of your window. If you want to see the Ribbon again just right click, choose Collapse the Ribbon to turn off the check mark, and now it comes back. Well if you click a label, then the Task Tab appears, and when you click a command, it disappears again. You can actually click this up arrow over on the right side, as well, and then all you see are the tab labels. The Ribbon takes up a little bit of space at the top of the screen, so if you want to use that space to look at your project, you can collapse the Ribbon, just right click anywhere in the Ribbon and choose Collapse the Ribbon. Now there's some things you can do with the Ribbon itself. If you apply a different view, you'll see different settings. In this case it says Gantt Chart Tools, so you know that this format tab has tools specifically for a Gantt Chart View. You can tell that because there's a label above the format tab. The format tab has settings for the view that you're looking at. You can also change the time units that appear on the time scale, or which panes that you see in the view. The first two sections let you choose Task Views, or Resource Views, but then you can do things like sort what's in the view, or apply a filter or a group. Now the View Tab is for settings for views in general. You can also change the working time, or set a baseline. The Project Tab relates to the overall project, For example, you can get project information, set the start date or the status date, that kind of thing. The Report Tab is new to Project 2013, it assembles everything about reports all in one place, so you can get to the new Graphical Reports or you can run a visual report and within this, you can also customize the reports that you choose. The Resource tab on the other hand is about resources, so you can do things like add resources, assign them to tasks, and once they're assigned tasks you can level them to level their assignments so they're not overworked. You can insert new tasks over here in the Insert Section, get information about a selected task, you can link tasks in the Schedule Section, and one of my favorites which is Scroll to Task, which will actually scroll a time scale so you can see the selected task. The Task Tab has all sorts of task related commands, so you can do things like choose a task related view. Then when you're done, you want to get back to the Ribbon itself, click the back arrow, and you go back to the Task Tab. But anyway The Backstage View has all sorts of file management features so you can get information about your current project, you can create new ones, open them, save them, print things about your project, share them, set options and so on. Well it's called the Backstage, I guess basically because we're project rockstars. Clicking the File Tab takes you to what's called The Backstage View. When you first open a project it goes to the Task Tab, but we're going to go to the File Tab first because it's the first one on the Ribbon. Projects themselves, tasks, resources, and so on. Projects Ribbon tabs are different from those programs, but they make a lot of sense because they focus on major aspects of projects.
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