Is there any way to programatically permanently turn off the Task Pane. I
have already set the option to not display it during startup, however, there
are various ocassions when WORD displays the TASK PANE automatically (i.e.
pull down the style formatting and click "more...", or protect a document
from editing and then click within the document). I have developed a
controlled WORD instance to force a user to edit in tracked changes the
document(s) displayed. The TASK PANE allows the user to circumvent my
controlled environment and open a new blank WORD document via the TASK PANE.
Dennis S was telling us:
Dennis S nous racontait que :
> Is there any way to programatically permanently turn off the Task
> Pane. I have already set the option to not display it during
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> The TASK PANE allows the user to circumvent my controlled environment
> and open a new blank WORD document via the TASK PANE.
Before we go any further, jusr to make sure...
You do not want your users to create blank documents? Is that your purpose?

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Dennis S - 10 May 2006 13:55 GMT
No. I am creating a controlled document environment and do not want any of
the automatic Task Pane features. Is there any way to disable this feature
for my customized solution?
> Dennis S was telling us:
> Dennis S nous racontait que :
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> Before we go any further, jusr to make sure...
> You do not want your users to create blank documents? Is that your purpose?
Jean-Guy Marcil - 10 May 2006 15:16 GMT
Dennis S was telling us:
Dennis S nous racontait que :
> No. I am creating a controlled document environment and do not want
> any of the automatic Task Pane features. Is there any way to disable
> this feature for my customized solution?
I don't think you can dismiss/prevent all task panes with one simple
command.
You can, however, address each one, or almost....
There is a very comprehensive article on task panes written by Steve Hudson.
Check out
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/macrosvba/taskpanesreferencecontent.htm

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