M
Martin
This appears to be a bug in Word 2003:
We run code (by way of AutoExec macro in a global template in the Startup
folder) to delete and then rebuild a company toolbar when the user starts
Word. The following line deletes the Company toolbar:
CommandBars("Company").Delete
In Word 2003 when you go to Tools, Customize it will be gone. However it is
still there when you look at the Organizer (from Tools, Templates and
Add-ins) and, sure enough, when you restart Word 2003 the toolbar is back (in
Word 97 it works fine, immediately disappearing from both Customize and
Organizer).
There's been some talk about CustomizationContext in previous threads but
I've stepped through the code and the Context remains "Normal.dot"
throughout. I've also checked the path of the Normal template in the
Organizer so I know it's not another normal.dot I'm dealing with.
Any ideas please? The users are on my back with all the duplicate toolbars
that have started appearing in their Word...
We run code (by way of AutoExec macro in a global template in the Startup
folder) to delete and then rebuild a company toolbar when the user starts
Word. The following line deletes the Company toolbar:
CommandBars("Company").Delete
In Word 2003 when you go to Tools, Customize it will be gone. However it is
still there when you look at the Organizer (from Tools, Templates and
Add-ins) and, sure enough, when you restart Word 2003 the toolbar is back (in
Word 97 it works fine, immediately disappearing from both Customize and
Organizer).
There's been some talk about CustomizationContext in previous threads but
I've stepped through the code and the Context remains "Normal.dot"
throughout. I've also checked the path of the Normal template in the
Organizer so I know it's not another normal.dot I'm dealing with.
Any ideas please? The users are on my back with all the duplicate toolbars
that have started appearing in their Word...