I recently installed Adobe Acrobat 8.0. One of the side effects is that it
adds two small toolbars on to my opening Excel template.

I'd like to eliminate one of them, and move the remaining one to the right
hand end of the formatting toolbar. I can do this manually, but the next
time I open a workbook, it's back to the beginning. I ran msconfig | start
and unchecked the Adobe files which Adobe had just added - no help.

How do I make a permanent template to do what I just described?

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PT

Hi PT:

To remove or hide on of the toolbars on the area where the toolbars are
right click on the mouse and 'untick' one of the acorbat toolbars (or select
customize and goto the toolbar tab). I don't know what it is called (cos I
haven't got them on my system).

To move a toolbar move the curor to the left edge of the specific toolbar
you want to move until it changes to compass arrows left click to pick it up
and the keeping it depressed move the bar to where you want it.

It should work.
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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand
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"PT" wrote:

I recently installed Adobe Acrobat 8.0. One of the side effects is that it
adds two small toolbars on to my opening Excel template.

I'd like to eliminate one of them, and move the remaining one to the right
hand end of the formatting toolbar. I can do this manually, but the next
time I open a workbook, it's back to the beginning. I ran msconfig | start
and unchecked the Adobe files which Adobe had just added - no help.

How do I make a permanent template to do what I just described?

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PT