The links cannot do anything because you have uninstalled the
program.
The startup folder location is defined in Word Options > Advanced >
File Locations > Startup
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boghound wrote:
The links do not do anything,,,They are just there above the new
Omnipage 16 links. Where has M/S hidden the Word 2007 Start-up
folder this time?
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Well that was the theory - the practice suggests that it is still
present. I don't know what sort of add-in Omnipage uses, but you
may find an add-in template in the Word 2007 start-up folder, the
location of which Omnipage installer probably knows nothing about.
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boghound wrote:
It was uninstalled using the Omnipage uninstaller!!
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Did you just delete it from somewhere or did you uninstall it
properly?
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The old add-in is removed but the link is still showing in the
Menu Command!!
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Remove the old add-in?
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boghound wrote:
I've uninstalled Omnipage 15 and installed Omnipage 16 but
still have Omnipage 15 link "import text" in the "Menu
Commands" in Word 2007. Any idea how to remove it?