MS Office 2003. Office toolbar on longer. How do I get it back.

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MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

MS Office 2003 Missing Office Toolbar

Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave the
same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite wisdom deemed it
too expensive to change the code over to the same as Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all were
shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all my necessary
work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would have been
'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of other
ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

MS said:
Miss Perspicacia,
The main reason the OSB wasn't included in MS Office 2003 Pro (Ihave
the same version) was that MS Senior Management in the infinite
wisdom deemed it too expensive to change the code over to the same as
Office 2003.
I hav sometimes 8 or 9 programs running at once on my computer all
were shown on this toolbar, and then I would nedd to open more to all
my necessary work.
Seeing as MS spend Millions and Millions on advertising there software
bundles each year the cost of converting this small toolbar would
have been 'chicken Feed' compared to this.
Thanks anyway for your help, it will get tried as will a couple of
other ways I have now gotten information on.
Ian

Yes, you're right, they did - for the reason I stated - it's *OBSOLETE* -
the OS performs the same functionality. Direct quote from MSKB article
830180

"Office 2003 requires Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 3 (SP3), Microsoft
Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows Server 2003. These Windows products all
provide the Quick Launch toolbar. The Quick Launch toolbar is highly
customizable and provides functionality that is similar to the Office
Shortcut bar."
 

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