Command Bar problems

A

Arlan

I'm new to creating commandbars via VBA. Even though I set the Temparary
property to True I now have every commandbar I ever made show up in any new
document. Word XP. Can you tell me what is going on and how to manage the
problem?

THANKS!
 
H

Helmut Weber

Hi Arlan,

where did you store the commandbars?

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J

Jase

The temporary setting doesnt work in msword - never has.
you have to set the Application.CustomizationContext = ThisDocument
or something similar, then your command bar will be temporary.
 
J

Jezebel

The temporary setting works for me.


Jase said:
The temporary setting doesnt work in msword - never has.
you have to set the Application.CustomizationContext = ThisDocument
or something similar, then your command bar will be temporary.
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