MS Office Toolbar

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Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Texan said:
David:

Ditto - Same problem - I have recentlyupgraded Office to 2003 from
2000 and have entirely LOST my Tool Bar .. I wanna Know how to
retreive the toolbar and set it to Autostart.

Well of course you have! Had you bothered to RTFM, STFH or STFW, you'd have
known that 2003 doesn't /have/ an OSB - and a damned good thing too - space
wasting, resource hog.
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi David,

Double click on a blank spot on the Office Shortcutbar and
choose the option to have it start automatically at setup.

=====
I have just installed Office 2003 Standard over Office
2000 Professional. All went well except MSOffice Toolbar
doesn't appear to be present in the new version. My old
Office 2000 toolbars are still there but I have to start
MSOffice.exe manually each morning to get the toolbars
built and displayed.

Does anyone know how I can get XP to do this
automatically when it boots as it used to?

Thanks

David Stevenson>>
--
Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2003 Editions explained
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.mspx
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi David,

Double click on a blank spot on the Office Shortcutbar and
choose the option to have it start automatically at setup.

=====
I have just installed Office 2003 Standard over Office
2000 Professional. All went well except MSOffice Toolbar
doesn't appear to be present in the new version. My old
Office 2000 toolbars are still there but I have to start
MSOffice.exe manually each morning to get the toolbars
built and displayed.

Does anyone know how I can get XP to do this
automatically when it boots as it used to?

Thanks

David Stevenson>>
--
Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2003 Editions explained
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.mspx
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi David,

Double click on a blank spot on the Office Shortcutbar and
choose the option to have it start automatically at setup.

=====
I have just installed Office 2003 Standard over Office
2000 Professional. All went well except MSOffice Toolbar
doesn't appear to be present in the new version. My old
Office 2000 toolbars are still there but I have to start
MSOffice.exe manually each morning to get the toolbars
built and displayed.

Does anyone know how I can get XP to do this
automatically when it boots as it used to?

Thanks

David Stevenson>>
--
Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2003 Editions explained
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.mspx
 

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