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Dr. Ken Brown-Gratchev
I have Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 on my Windows XP Pro system (latest
patches, updates, etc.) and in Outlook, I have the following plug-in’s &
add-in’s along with the standard Menu bar: 1) Duplicates Remover for
Outlook Plug-in; 2) Norton AntiSpam Outlook Plug-in; 3) Adobe PDF Maker
7.0 Plug-in; and, 4) Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 SMS Add-in.
Problem: Each time I open Outlook, I initially have 4 menu rows
displayed at the top, representing the standard Menu bar + the above
listed plug-in’s and add-in’s. I re-position all of the above Plug-in’s
& Add-in’s, so that I have only two rows of menu bars at the top. When
I exit Outlook, none of the re-positioning changes I made, are
apparently saved. Net effect is that upon re-opening Outlook, I once
again must re-position the plug-in & add-in menu bars to the two row
configuration I desire.
What can I do, and how do I do it, to keep my re-positionings so I am
not perpetually ‘re-inventing the wheel’? Thanks for any suggestions.
Dr. Ken Brown-Gratchev
Brown-Gratchev & Associates Counseling
Website: http://home.comcast.net/~solutioncounselor/
Phone: Ken (Cell) 503-866-0758 / (Fax) 503-246-9316
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DONATIONS to KEN BROWN-GRATCHEV LIVER TRANSPLANT FUND can be sent to:
Clackamas Federal Credit Union
Account # 541770004-05
10400 S.E. Main St., Milwaukie, OR, 97222
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"We are not troubled by things, but by the OPINIONS which we have of
things." -- Epictetus
"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human
freedoms – to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances,
to choose one’s own way.” – Viktor Frankl
“Happiness does not depend on outward things, but on the way we see
them.” -- Leo Tolstoy
“Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path,
and leave a trail.” – Ralph (‘Where’s Waldo?’) Emerson
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patches, updates, etc.) and in Outlook, I have the following plug-in’s &
add-in’s along with the standard Menu bar: 1) Duplicates Remover for
Outlook Plug-in; 2) Norton AntiSpam Outlook Plug-in; 3) Adobe PDF Maker
7.0 Plug-in; and, 4) Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 SMS Add-in.
Problem: Each time I open Outlook, I initially have 4 menu rows
displayed at the top, representing the standard Menu bar + the above
listed plug-in’s and add-in’s. I re-position all of the above Plug-in’s
& Add-in’s, so that I have only two rows of menu bars at the top. When
I exit Outlook, none of the re-positioning changes I made, are
apparently saved. Net effect is that upon re-opening Outlook, I once
again must re-position the plug-in & add-in menu bars to the two row
configuration I desire.
What can I do, and how do I do it, to keep my re-positionings so I am
not perpetually ‘re-inventing the wheel’? Thanks for any suggestions.
Dr. Ken Brown-Gratchev
Brown-Gratchev & Associates Counseling
Website: http://home.comcast.net/~solutioncounselor/
Phone: Ken (Cell) 503-866-0758 / (Fax) 503-246-9316
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********
DONATIONS to KEN BROWN-GRATCHEV LIVER TRANSPLANT FUND can be sent to:
Clackamas Federal Credit Union
Account # 541770004-05
10400 S.E. Main St., Milwaukie, OR, 97222
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.........................................................................
.................
"We are not troubled by things, but by the OPINIONS which we have of
things." -- Epictetus
"Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human
freedoms – to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances,
to choose one’s own way.” – Viktor Frankl
“Happiness does not depend on outward things, but on the way we see
them.” -- Leo Tolstoy
“Do not go where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path,
and leave a trail.” – Ralph (‘Where’s Waldo?’) Emerson
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