I found the solution to this problem. It is caused by Adobe Acrobat Pro 7
and its .com add-in.
To fix this behavior you must remove the .com add-in (thus losing its
functionality!). It requires going into the following registry key
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\Word\Addins\PDFMaker.OfficeAddin]
and changing the subkey called "LoadBehavior" from a value of 3 to 0.
> When I exit Word 2003, changes to my toolbars and styles are not being
> updated in normal.dot. That is, when I re-open Word, the changes are no
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> Thanks
> Wil
Jules Sher - 08 Aug 2005 09:11 GMT
1. Make the registry change.
2. Make the changes to normal.com.
3. Close MS Word after changing normal.com.
4. Change registry settings back to "3".
You will have full functionality of the Acrobat 7 .com add-in. Should you
need to change normal .com, repeat this process.
Jules Sher
>I found the solution to this problem. It is caused by Adobe Acrobat Pro 7
>and its .com add-in.
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>> Thanks
>> Wil
Jules Sher - 08 Aug 2005 18:01 GMT
1. Make the registry change.
2. Make the changes to normal.com.
3. Close MS Word after changing normal.com.
4. Change registry settings back to "3".
You will have full functionality of the Acrobat 7 .com add-in. Should you
need to change normal .com, repeat this process.
Jules Sher
>I found the solution to this problem. It is caused by Adobe Acrobat Pro 7
>and its .com add-in.
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>> Thanks
>> Wil
Jules Sher - 08 Aug 2005 18:23 GMT
Sorry about the typo. I mean normal.dot
Jules Sher
1. Make the registry change.
2. Make the changes to normal.com.
3. Close MS Word after changing normal.com.
4. Change registry settings back to "3".
You will have full functionality of the Acrobat 7 .com add-in. Should you
need to change normal .com, repeat this process.
Jules Sher
>I found the solution to this problem. It is caused by Adobe Acrobat Pro 7
>and its .com add-in.
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>> Thanks
>> Wil