1. A computer-implemented method for accessing an out-space user interface for a document editor program, the method comprising: displaying an in-space user interface having an out-space actuator associated with the in-space user interface, wherein the in-space user interface includes a document comprising content that is displayed within a document display area that is used in creating and editing a document and a ribbon that displays authoring features for authoring the content of the document including editing; receiving a selection of the out-space actuator; and in response to receiving the selection of the out-space actuator, displaying an out-space user interface that comprises non-authoring features that do not affect the content of the document within the document display area, wherein displaying the out-space user interface includes removing the document from the document display area, expanding the display area of the ribbon, removing the authoring features from the ribbon and displaying the non-authoring features within the ribbon.
1. A computer-implemented method for accessing an out-space user interface for a document editor program, the method comprising: displaying an in-space user interface having an out-space actuator associated with the in-space user interface, wherein the in-space user interface includes a document comprising content that is displayed within a document display area that is used in creating and editing a document and a ribbon that displays authoring features for authoring the content of the document including editing; receiving a selection of the out-space actuator; and in response to receiving the selection of the out-space actuator, displaying an out-space user interface that comprises non-authoring features that do not affect the content of the document within the document display area, wherein displaying the out-space user interface includes removing the document from the document display area, expanding the display area of the ribbon, removing the authoring features from the ribbon and displaying the non-authoring features within the ribbon. 9. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the non-authoring features include at least one member of a group comprising: document information features, document log features, print features, getting started features, and application information features.