Office Shortcut Bar does not honor layout settings

[Dario de Judicibus]

Did anybody experienced the following problem? I set my Office Shortcut bar
on right side of screen to have Office bar on top, and all the other below
in a specific order. When I reboot the system, the shortcut bar has Office
bar next to last and all the other bars in a different position.

HELP, PLEASE!

DdJ

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Right click in an empty area of the toolbar and select Refresh.

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asked:

| Did anybody experienced the following problem? I set my Office
| Shortcut bar on right side of screen to have Office bar on top, and
| all the other below in a specific order. When I reboot the system,
| the shortcut bar has Office bar next to last and all the other bars
| in a different position.
|
| HELP, PLEASE!
|
| DdJ

 

[Dario de Judicibus]

Right click in an empty area of the toolbar and select Refresh.

There is a misunderstanding. My problem has no relationship with the
necessity to refresh shortcut bar after a change to see modifications.

I try again.

I have a shortcut bar.
In the shortcut bar I have, let's say, four bars: Tools, Office, Graphics,
and Comms.
I change bar order as follows: Office, Comms, Tools, and Graphics
I refresh
I see the new order
I work with bar
Then I shutdown
Shutdown works fine
I reboot
When bar is loaded, I still see Tools, Office, Graphics, and Comms

DdJ

 

[Dario de Judicibus]

Any hint? Suggestions?
DdJ

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Sorry for the misunderstanding. The OSB will always reorder itself to be in
alphabetical order in my experience.

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Dario de Judicibus
asked:

| Any hint? Suggestions?
| DdJ
|
| ||
|| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
|| ||| Right click in an empty area of the toolbar and select Refresh.
||
|| There is a misunderstanding. My problem has no relationship with the
|| necessity to refresh shortcut bar after a change to see
|| modifications.
||
|| I try again.
||
|| I have a shortcut bar.
|| In the shortcut bar I have, let's say, four bars: Tools, Office,
|| Graphics, and Comms.
|| I change bar order as follows: Office, Comms, Tools, and Graphics
|| I refresh
|| I see the new order
|| I work with bar
|| Then I shutdown
|| Shutdown works fine
|| I reboot
|| When bar is loaded, I still see Tools, Office, Graphics, and Comms
||
|| DdJ

 

[Dario de Judicibus]

Sorry for the misunderstanding. The OSB will always reorder itself to be in
alphabetical order in my experience.

I do not understand. I have OSB installed on other computers (all WinXP or
Win2K) and it does NOT reorder according to alphabetic sorting. So I assume
that this depends on some parameter. Maybe the same parameter that sorts
items in Start->Programs menu?

DdJ

 

[Dario de Judicibus]

Sorry for the misunderstanding. The OSB will always reorder itself to be in
alphabetical order in my experience.

But this is not true in several Win XP system I used! Really on most of
them. So I expect there is a registry key to activate/disactivate such a
behavior. But which one???? HELP!

DdJ