I need to my LOCK TOOLBAR arrangement in OUTLOOK 2003

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Every time I open Outlook, the toolbars I have selected to be displayed have
been rearranged on 3 or 4 lines ... when 2 will adequately suffice and give
the most screen real estate. This matter is also an annoyance in other
Office (2003) applications.

There is no provision, that I can find, which allows me to LOCK the TOOLBARS
such as the Taskbar or IE.

Further to this general issue, when (e.g.) Outlook or Word shows a toolbar,
such as [Adobe PDF] and I deselect it from appearing ... the next time I open
the respective app, the previously deselected toolbar is displayed once again.

Thanx for your time.

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When 3rd party toolbars are involved, there's often no way to prevent this
from happening, and Adobe's toolbar is notorious for this. If you want to
use the Adobe add-in with Outlook you'll have to put up with its toolbar.
Otherwise, go to Tools | Options | Other tab | Advanced Options and click the
Add-ins Manager and COM Add-ins buttons and remove the Adobe add-in (I'm not
sure which of those buttons will lead you to it because I haven't reinstalled
Adobe on my new hard drive yet).

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MVP - Outlook

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Joyce, thanx for your response. I know that malware toolbars are
ill-behaved. I suppose I'm naieve about add-ins from Adobe and the like.

Jocelyn Fiorello said:
When 3rd party toolbars are involved, there's often no way to prevent this
from happening, and Adobe's toolbar is notorious for this. If you want to
use the Adobe add-in with Outlook you'll have to put up with its toolbar.
Otherwise, go to Tools | Options | Other tab | Advanced Options and click the
Add-ins Manager and COM Add-ins buttons and remove the Adobe add-in (I'm not
sure which of those buttons will lead you to it because I haven't reinstalled
Adobe on my new hard drive yet).

--
Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook

*** Messages sent to my e-mail address will NOT be answered -- please reply
only to the newsgroup to preserve the message thread. ***


Robert Schulman said:
Every time I open Outlook, the toolbars I have selected to be displayed have
been rearranged on 3 or 4 lines ... when 2 will adequately suffice and give
the most screen real estate. This matter is also an annoyance in other
Office (2003) applications.

There is no provision, that I can find, which allows me to LOCK the TOOLBARS
such as the Taskbar or IE.

Further to this general issue, when (e.g.) Outlook or Word shows a toolbar,
such as [Adobe PDF] and I deselect it from appearing ... the next time I open
the respective app, the previously deselected toolbar is displayed once again.

Thanx for your time.

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http://www.microsoft.com/office/com...0ec7&dg=microsoft.public.outlook.installation
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