[Misty]

I see that everyone else wants to get rid of the reviewing toolbar, but as an
editor, I want it there everytime I open a document. Now, every time I open
documents, I have to select it. This didn't always happen.

How can I keep the toolbar open continuously in all documents?

[Lene Fredborg]

In general, a document you open will have the same toolbars displayed as the
document that was active beforehand.

You can use a macro to open display the toolbar. A macro named AutoOpen will
run whenever you open an existing document. A macro named AutoNew will run
whenever you create a new document.

If you store the following AutoOpen macro in your Normal.dot, it will
display the Reviewing toolbar when you open a document. Since the macro
contains no code that positions the Reviewing toolbar, the toolbar will be
positioned as the last time it was displayed.

Note that if you do not have an English version of Word installed, you need
to correct the name "Reviewing" in the macro to the exact toolbar name.


Sub AutoOpen()
CommandBars("Reviewing").Visible = True
End Sub


If you also want the Reviewing toolbar to be displayed whenever you create a
new document, you can copy the macro above and change the name to "AutoNew".

If you need help on installing a macro, see:
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm

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Regards
Lene Fredborg
DocTools - Denmark
www.thedoctools.com
Document automation - add-ins, macros and templates for Microsoft Word


"Misty" wrote:

I see that everyone else wants to get rid of the reviewing toolbar, but as an
editor, I want it there everytime I open a document. Now, every time I open
documents, I have to select it. This didn't always happen.

How can I keep the toolbar open continuously in all documents?