Hello,
I have a vsto 2003 template solution.
I do not want to give the user to use certain intrinstic word toolbars
(i.e Control Toolbox).
I know i can hide these toolbars on the open of the application but i
want to completely destroy any chance the user has of doing these
activities.
I have tried to simply hide the button inside the view toolbars Control
Toolbox. I find the button and set its visibility to false but i still
see it.
Does word protect itself against this kind of manupulation?
thanks
MJ
Tony Jollans - 18 Jan 2006 18:48 GMT
In Word 2003 you can completely disable toolbar customization - in VBA you
use CommandBars.DisableCustomize - I don't know about VSTO
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Enjoy,
Tony
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burn1down_2k@hotmail.com - 19 Jan 2006 14:04 GMT
Thanks for the reply it helped with part of my problem, They now dont
have the option to customize, but i still can't seem to hide toolbars
from the view toolbars menu.
Is this something i should be able to do, or does word not allow you to
hide these menu items.
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