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zulu
How can I remove *Office toolbar* from my friend's computer for him?
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Graham Mayor
You could uninstall it by re-running the Word/Office setup from Windows
control panel > add & remove programs. However I seem to recall that it is
started via a link in the Windows > start > Programs > startup folder.
Remove that link and it will not be present after a reboot. You may be able
to change this from the toolbar's properties.
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control panel > add & remove programs. However I seem to recall that it is
started via a link in the Windows > start > Programs > startup folder.
Remove that link and it will not be present after a reboot. You may be able
to change this from the toolbar's properties.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
E-mail [email protected]
Web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site www.mvps.org/word
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Ron
Right click on the bar that goes across the top of the toolbar select exit
and select no when prompted if you want it to start on bootup.
Ron
and select no when prompted if you want it to start on bootup.
Ron
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zulu
Thanks...Ron said:Right click on the bar that goes across the top of the toolbar select exit
and select no when prompted if you want it to start on bootup.
Ron
I have copied and printed both suggestions, and wll try them.
rgds.
John