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Having Trouble Saving Outlining Toolbar to Normal.dot

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Jason Saffer - 24 May 2005 04:44 GMT
Hi all,

This is a weird symptom and I'd like to ask if others can duplicate it or is
it just me!

In Word 2002, I seem to be able to add a button to the toolbar and also add
new toolbars -- in fact, ALL of them listed under customizing -- EXCEPT for
Outlining. Of course, Outlining is the one I need! Normal.dot seems to save
it fine (I'm assuming that's where it's saved). All I know is that I can
right click on a toolbar which brings up the list of possible toolbars and I
can choose them all and they appear when I run Word again. But, when I
choose Outlining, it shows up at that time, but is gone when I next run
Word.

Can folks try this out and see if it works for you or not. If you know a
workaround, please let me know, or what might be causing this. Thanks very
much.

....Jason
Daiya Mitchell - 24 May 2005 07:19 GMT
The outline toolbar appears and disappears when you switch in and out of
outline view.

But you should be able to customize it if you call Tools | Customize while
you are already in Outline View and the toolbar is visible.

You might be able to call it via VBA even if you are not in Outline view.

> Hi all,
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> ....Jason

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