Adobe and the toolbars

[John Kaess]

Ok. I've read the posts and discovered that my frustration with toolbars
not staying put is because of the adobe 6 toolbar.

How do I get rid of it? I've tried unchecking it when right clicking on the
toolbars, but it keeps coming back.

John

 

[Mark Nelson [MS]]

You may need to search your hard drive for Visio add-ons (*.VSL) and delete
the one for Adobe. There are many of these that ship with Visio, but you
may also find one with an Adobe name. I don't have the specific add-on to
search for.

 

[John Kaess]

I found and deleted the pdfmaker.vsl file and now the adobe toolbar doesn't
load. However, now EVERY time I start Visio (2003) I get an error message
telling me it can't find a missing item and asking if I want to install it.
I obviously do not want to install it. However, how do I get rid of the pop
up error message?

 

[Visum]

I found and deleted the pdfmaker.vsl file and now the adobe toolbar doesn't
load. However, now EVERY time I start Visio (2003) I get an error message
telling me it can't find a missing item and asking if I want to install it.
I obviously do not want to install it. However, how do I get rid of the pop
up error message?

John,

You'll have to de-install a small portion only of Adobe.

1. In control panel: remove/add programs
2. Acrobat: change
3. Acrobate installer will then start
4. Choose modify
5. Under PDFMaker, de-select the Visio option
6. the installer will ask for the installation CD to confirm and copy a
few files, etc.

Hope this helps