J
Jerry
I'm running Office 2003 on XP Pro. I set Word to prompt for saving changes
to Normal.dot, for security reasons.
Each time I exit Word, the message pops up: "Changes have been made that
affect the global template, Normal.dot. Do you want to save those changes?"
My investigation revealed that the culprit was a COM add-in installed by a
bluetooth
dongle software, so that a "Send to Bluetooth" option got added to the File
menu.
This was not easily visible through any of the standard methods (e.g. adding
a "COM Add-In" button to the menu bar).
After a lot of fumbling, I discovered the way to get rid of the annoyance:
Delete the following registry key:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\Word\Addins\<name of the add-in>
Of course, you lose the functionality of the add-in.
Anyone knows if it might be possible to prevent the offender from
changing the Normal.dot in the first place, and continue enjoying its
services?
to Normal.dot, for security reasons.
Each time I exit Word, the message pops up: "Changes have been made that
affect the global template, Normal.dot. Do you want to save those changes?"
My investigation revealed that the culprit was a COM add-in installed by a
bluetooth
dongle software, so that a "Send to Bluetooth" option got added to the File
menu.
This was not easily visible through any of the standard methods (e.g. adding
a "COM Add-In" button to the menu bar).
After a lot of fumbling, I discovered the way to get rid of the annoyance:
Delete the following registry key:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\Word\Addins\<name of the add-in>
Of course, you lose the functionality of the add-in.
Anyone knows if it might be possible to prevent the offender from
changing the Normal.dot in the first place, and continue enjoying its
services?