Not really. In later versions it is possible to disable customization, but
just as possible to re-enable it.
How about setting up Word so that your toolbars are on by default and others
are hidden?
Do you not want access to the Header/Footer toolbar when in header/footer
view? The Tables and Borders toolbar when working in Tables? The Forms
toolbar?

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> Is it possible to not permit a user to add more toolbars? I only want
> them
> to have access to the Formatting and a Customized toolbar. Possible?
>
> Thanks!
I figured it out.
Me.CommandBars("Reviewing").Enabled = False
Me.CommandBars("Drawing").Enabled = False
Me.CommandBars("Database").Enabled = False
Me.CommandBars("Picture").Enabled = False
Me.CommandBars("Outlining").Enabled = False
FYI...I'm using VSTO.
> Is it possible to not permit a user to add more toolbars? I only want them
> to have access to the Formatting and a Customized toolbar. Possible?
>
> Thanks!