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Having just installed (not v successfully) Omnipage 15's PDF CREATE and PDF
CONVERT, the Task Pane no longer comes on when I start Word. The option is
correctly ticked and you see it make a brief part-of-a-second appearance
before it disappears.

The PDF CREATE & CONVERT has created a toolbar which appears whenever I open
Word, which I don't want and can't stop either.
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Default View Task Pane at startup

Likely, there's a DOT file in your Word Startup folder. Remove it. See Step
1:
http://www.officearticles.com/word/s...osoft_word.htm
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Having just installed (not v successfully) Omnipage 15's PDF CREATE and
PDF
CONVERT, the Task Pane no longer comes on when I start Word. The option
is
correctly ticked and you see it make a brief part-of-a-second appearance
before it disappears.

The PDF CREATE & CONVERT has created a toolbar which appears whenever I
open
Word, which I don't want and can't stop either.
--
Ken Knight



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