Add-ins do load in reverse alphabetical order and re-naming is a ploy that
can work - you could also delay the loading, or even choose when to load -
the various techniques are covered at
http://www.gmayor.com/lose_that_adob...at_toolbar.htm

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org




Jezebel wrote:
Yes, I've met this problem. Acrobat resets the menu when the PDFMaker
add-in loads. In my case the problem related to menu options added by
another add-in: I was able to fix it by renaming the other add-in so
it loaded after PDFMaker. It seems that add-ins are loaded in reverse
alphabetical order, but that might just be an artefact of my machine.

I tried posting a question about it on the Adobe website forum, but I
got nothing remotely resembling a useful response. Just comiserations
from others who had suffered the same problem.


"Cor van der Bliek" wrote
in message ...
Hello,
is anyone familiar with this and if so what can be done about it?
In a network environment (no problem stand-alone) with Adobe Acrobat
installed (with PDFMaker.dot in the office startupfolder ) Acrobat's
ReviewingToolbar macro is reponsible for overwriting the customized
icons and functions, embedded in some extra templates. Apparently
after loading the templates the PDFMaker.dot macro restores te
toolbars and funtions to their original (normal.dot) state and
letting our own template toolbar and function additions dissapear.
The macro's are still there, but can only be started through the
macro menu.