Hide Word 2007 Office Button

[rgracious]

Hi:
Is is possible to hide the Word 2007 office button?

Thanks,
Roy.

 

[JoAnn Paules]

May I ask why you'd want to?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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[rgracious]

I have created a custom ribbon that has all the functionality required
for
the user and I want the user to use only the commands available in the
ribbon.
I was able to remove most of the commands from the office button
(FileNew,
FileOpen, FileSave) and disable other (word options, exit word) but I
am
unable to hide the recently used file (I was able to remove and
restore
the most recently used files by modifying the registry but this is not
a
feasible solution since we cannot modify the users
registry in our web application).

I don't want the user to open the office button and open other word
documents (from the most recently used file list) when working on the
current
document. That's why I am trying to hide or disable the office button.
Is it
possible to do this?

May I ask why you'd want to?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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Hi:
Is is possible to hide the Word 2007 office button?

Thanks,
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[2007FanFoe]

Hi Roy,

I don't want the user to open the office button and open other word
documents (from the most recently used file list) when working on the

I think this is only good looks because other Word documents can be
open thru Windows Explorer and drag and drop. If not, the best is you
avoid any opening by code.

Regards,

I have created a custom ribbon that has all the functionality required
for
the user and I want the user to use only the commands available in the
ribbon.
I was able to remove most of the commands from the office button
(FileNew,
FileOpen, FileSave) and disable other (word options, exit word) but I
am
unable to hide the recently used file (I was able to remove and
restore
the most recently used files by modifying the registry but this is not
a
feasible solution since we cannot modify the users
registry in our web application).

I don't want the user to open the office button and open other word
documents (from the most recently used file list) when working on the
current
document. That's why I am trying to hide or disable the office button.
Is it
possible to do this?

May I ask why you'd want to?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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