Especially as you need the macros supplied by the add-in to provide full
functionality from the conversion process.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
The assumption on Adobe's part is that the reason you got Acrobat was
to create PDFs from (among other things) Word documents, and the
toolbar makes it a one-click operation. Some of us appreciate that.


"winddance" wrote in message
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Gracie, I removed my PDF menu in Word by searching on my 'C' drive
for the file "pdfmaker.dot" and deleting it everywhere. It appears
that Adobe loads a template/macro everytime Word starts and reloads
the menu. Irritating assumption on Adobe's part.

"Gracie" wrote:

I use Office Pro 2003 on Win XP Pro SP2. I am trying to optimize
the space on my screen by having only two rows of commands, but I
can't get the commands for the Adobe Acrobat PDF Maker to go away.
The toolbar has three icons on it for the following: Convert to
PDF, Convert to PDF and email, and Convert to PDF and send for
review. I am starting by going into C:\Documents and Settings\User
Name\Application Data\Microsoft\Templates\Normal (I have tried
going into this via Windows Explorer and My Computer) to open the
Normal Template. I've tried going to View\Toolbars and unchecking
PDF Maker, and I have also tried going from the arrow on the
toolbar to Toolbar Options, Add or Remove Buttons, Customize, and
unchecking PDF Maker from there. Each time that I've tried a new
variation, I've clicked the file save icon, sometimes on the
toolbar (per MS Help instructions) and sometimes on the toolbar,
from the drop-down menu, and using Ctrl S. I'll close the program
and re-open it and it's still there!!!! The best I have been able
to do is get rid of the three icons (I already have a Create a PDF
icon on the main toolbar), but then I end up with an empty toolbar
taking up a whole line for nothing. This is so annoying. I hope
someone can help.