How do I remove a toolbar from Microsoft Word, and make it gone for good? I can remove it for one session, but when I restart MS Word, then the toolbar reappears. The specific one that I am talking about is the Adobe Acrobat PDFMaker toolbar, which is very annoying. I even deleted it and it still reappeared.
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Remove a toolbar from MS Word?
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As I said, I even deleted the toolbar (and yes, I tried unchecking before that), and it still wouldn't work.cwedl said:
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Gary King said:
I assume your using Abobe Acrobat Professional, I'm sure there is an option in that program so you can turn the office integration off, I'm pretty sure thats what I did for Office on windows, a while back, unfortunately I do not have access to my PC at the moment, Try preferences though in Adobe Acrobat Pro.
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It's being loaded from the Startup folder in /Applications/Office/Microsofot Office X(or2004)/Office/Startup/
In there are subfolders for Poowerpoint, Excel, and Word. In THOSE are the PDF plug-in. Remove from there and away it goes, forever.
But you already know that. Wish I'd seen this thread earlier. WoW is too time consuming. 🙂
In there are subfolders for Poowerpoint, Excel, and Word. In THOSE are the PDF plug-in. Remove from there and away it goes, forever.
But you already know that. Wish I'd seen this thread earlier. WoW is too time consuming. 🙂
It seems that there are several related ways to accomplish the same thing. I did this a few months ago by deleting the offending files, but did not replace them with folders. I had to delete a couple of additional files...Acrobat "self-healing" files that try to fix what you've done.