I am missing the tool bar in word 2003 for adobe acrobat. How do I get get
them into word so I can put them on a tool bar at the top of word. I do not
have them under view, toobar.

Hi, joyoooo. Office 2003 requires Acrobat 5.0.5 or higher. Place a copy of
the PDFMAKER.DOT file in the Office startup folder (which is "C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Startup" by default, but may be different in
your computer). In Word, click on Tools | Macro | Security | Trusted Sources
| check the "Trust all installed templates and add-ins" box | OK.

"joyoooo" wrote:

I am missing the tool bar in word 2003 for adobe acrobat. How do I get get
them into word so I can put them on a tool bar at the top of word. I do not
have them under view, toobar.

I have a similar problem. I am running Word 2002 with multiple users on the
system under Windows 2000. With one user the icon does not show in Word, but
it shows in Excel. The user is a Power User. I have checked and a copy of the
PDFMAKER.DOT is in the "c:\...\Office 10\Startup" folder. Any suggestions on
how to have the icon show?

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Hi, joyoooo. Office 2003 requires Acrobat 5.0.5 or higher. Place a copy of
the PDFMAKER.DOT file in the Office startup folder (which is "C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Startup" by default, but may be different in
your computer). In Word, click on Tools | Macro | Security | Trusted Sources
| check the "Trust all installed templates and add-ins" box | OK.

"joyoooo" wrote:

I am missing the tool bar in word 2003 for adobe acrobat. How do I get get
them into word so I can put them on a tool bar at the top of word. I do not
have them under view, toobar.

In my previous post, I had neglected to mention that in the
Tools|Macro|Security|Trusted Sources" the "Trust all Installed templates and
add-ins" box is checked.

"novicek" wrote:

I have a similar problem. I am running Word 2002 with multiple users on the
system under Windows 2000. With one user the icon does not show in Word, but
it shows in Excel. The user is a Power User. I have checked and a copy of the
PDFMAKER.DOT is in the "c:\...\Office 10\Startup" folder. Any suggestions on
how to have the icon show?

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Hi, joyoooo. Office 2003 requires Acrobat 5.0.5 or higher. Place a copy of
the PDFMAKER.DOT file in the Office startup folder (which is "C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Startup" by default, but may be different in
your computer). In Word, click on Tools | Macro | Security | Trusted Sources
| check the "Trust all installed templates and add-ins" box | OK.

"joyoooo" wrote:

I am missing the tool bar in word 2003 for adobe acrobat. How do I get get
them into word so I can put them on a tool bar at the top of word. I do not
have them under view, toobar.

You may have installed Word after Acrobat or did a repair..remove Acrobat
and reinstall. Acrobat looks to see which programs it needs to work
...apparently it did
not pick up on Word.


"novicek" wrote in message
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In my previous post, I had neglected to mention that in the
Tools|Macro|Security|Trusted Sources" the "Trust all Installed templates
and
add-ins" box is checked.

"novicek" wrote:

I have a similar problem. I am running Word 2002 with multiple users on
the
system under Windows 2000. With one user the icon does not show in Word,
but
it shows in Excel. The user is a Power User. I have checked and a copy of
the
PDFMAKER.DOT is in the "c:\...\Office 10\Startup" folder. Any suggestions
on
how to have the icon show?

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

Hi, joyoooo. Office 2003 requires Acrobat 5.0.5 or higher. Place a
copy of
the PDFMAKER.DOT file in the Office startup folder (which is
"C:\Program
Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Startup" by default, but may be
different in
your computer). In Word, click on Tools | Macro | Security | Trusted
Sources
| check the "Trust all installed templates and add-ins" box | OK.

"joyoooo" wrote:

I am missing the tool bar in word 2003 for adobe acrobat. How do I
get get
them into word so I can put them on a tool bar at the top of word. I
do not
have them under view, toobar.