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Evan Easton
After installing ON 2007 RTM, it regularly forgets any changes I make to the
toolbars. I've reproduced this problem on 3 separate machines.
For example,
- move the default toolbars, exit ON, reopen => toolbars reset to default
position
- add a command to one of the defaults toolbars, exit ON, reopen =>
customized toolbar missing new command
- create a custom toolbar, add a command to it, exit ON, reopen => custom
toolbar is gone
This seems to happen 90+% of the time. Occasionally, ON will remember the
changes, but then on a later restart the toolbars will be reverted to default.
I've checked that my toolbars.dat is not read-only. I've also tried
removing it and letting OneNote recreate it to no avail. FWIW, the
toolbars.dat file is touched every time I exit, so I know that it is writing
something. And I've tried exiting via the X in the top right, via Alt-F4,
and Via File->Exit. That makes no difference either.
As I mentioned above, I've reproduced this on three separate Windows XP
boxes. Two of have the Application Data dir under non-default locations,
but one of them has it at C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data.
So the problem isn't that it's writing to the proper profile dir, but reading
from the default profile dir.
Anyone else seeing this?
toolbars. I've reproduced this problem on 3 separate machines.
For example,
- move the default toolbars, exit ON, reopen => toolbars reset to default
position
- add a command to one of the defaults toolbars, exit ON, reopen =>
customized toolbar missing new command
- create a custom toolbar, add a command to it, exit ON, reopen => custom
toolbar is gone
This seems to happen 90+% of the time. Occasionally, ON will remember the
changes, but then on a later restart the toolbars will be reverted to default.
I've checked that my toolbars.dat is not read-only. I've also tried
removing it and letting OneNote recreate it to no avail. FWIW, the
toolbars.dat file is touched every time I exit, so I know that it is writing
something. And I've tried exiting via the X in the top right, via Alt-F4,
and Via File->Exit. That makes no difference either.
As I mentioned above, I've reproduced this on three separate Windows XP
boxes. Two of have the Application Data dir under non-default locations,
but one of them has it at C:\Documents and Settings\User\Application Data.
So the problem isn't that it's writing to the proper profile dir, but reading
from the default profile dir.
Anyone else seeing this?