Erm... MVP = Most Voracious Peruser...
There is no "method" for mastering KB searches... unless your name is Bob
Buckland and you have the entire KB memorized. <eg>
As for that answer, it comes by trial and error. I use the Office Shortcut
bar extensively (I have about 4 different ones defined) so adding programs
to it is second nature to me now. So, of course, they remove the OSB in
Office 2003, thereby forcing me to learn another method for using the OS
toolbars.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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Having searched the archives,
Paul McGinnis <
[email protected]> typed:
| Thanks - that worked...by the way, what search criteria
| in either Office Help or the Knowledge Base would have
| yielded a helpful result, if any? (I am still mastering
| searching the Knowledge Base...)
|
|| -----Original Message-----
|| right click on the toolbar and select customize. On the Files Tab,
|| select add file and browse to the folder where the Office short cut
|| bar is located. Select the Screen Saver button.
||
|| To set the Screen Saver options, go to control panel-
|| display. Set the
|| default screensaver there as well as the options for how long to
|| wait and whether to require a password.
||
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|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
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||
|| Having searched the archives,
|| Paul <
[email protected]> typed:
||| I accidentally deleted the Screensaver Button from the
||| Office XP shortcut toolbar and have been unsuccessful in
||| restoring it. A search of the Knowledge Base has also
||| failed to yield me any results.
|||
||| Can someone tell me how to get it operational again, so
||| that it obeys settings like requiring the user password
||| to unlock after being activated, etc?
||
||
|| .
