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How to hide all menus and toolbars

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Gina - 03 Nov 2005 11:30 GMT
cross-posted in menustoolbars

Hi all.

I have a template that gets called from within vba....

In this template I would like to hide all menus and commandbars and
particularly features like 'save' and 'save as' from the user.

The template should only be usable when called from my application ( it gets
renamed to a *.dot before usage and destroyed afterwards)

In order to make the commandbars invisible I recorded a macro ....
CommandBars("Standard").Visible = False
....
so far so good ( is there a better way to do this ? -> something like : hide
any toolbar and then show only my own )

in fact I would like to
1.    hide all commandbars apart from my own, that lets the user print 1 or
2 copies and then closes the doc without saving
2.    do not provide any menu either
3.    disable the possibility to right-click the toolbar in order to select
any toolbar

hope I can get across what I intend to do ?!? hope it makes sense

Many thanks in advance

Gina
Charles Kenyon - 03 Nov 2005 20:05 GMT
Answered in word.customization.menustoolbars

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