I don't know enough about Excel to advise, but in Word, you can force it off
with a series of Auto macros, which work at different times as indicated
When starting Word
Sub AutoExec()
CommandBars("Reviewing").Visible = False
End Sub
When starting a new document
Sub Autonew()
ActiveWindow.View.Type = wdPrintView
'above line optional - forces print view
CommandBars("Reviewing").Visible = False
End Sub
When opening an existing document
Sub AutoOpen()
ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.FullName
'above line optional - puts filename and path on title bar
CommandBars("Reviewing").Visible = False
Application.GoBack
'above line optional - puts cursor at last edit
End Sub
Use any or all of these as required. However, in practice, I find it more
convenient to have a button on a personal toolbar calling a macro to toggle
the display on or off - this code will run if applied to Excel also.
Sub ReviewToolbar()
With CommandBars("Reviewing")
..Visible = Not .Visible
End With
End Sub
See
http://www.gmayor.dsl.pipex.com/installing_macro.htm
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