Hi Gary,
There are two approaches you can take
1. Don't modity the menu with your addoin. have a separate toolbar, on which
you can add menus.
2. In the AutoExec routine of your add-in, heck to see whether the PDFMaker
add-in is loaded. If so, unload it and reload it, and then make the changes
you want to the menu bar.
In addition, send a stiff note of complaint to Adobe. If enough people do
that, they might eventually take some notice about what an absolutely rotten
piece of software the PDFMaker add-in is.

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> I've just discovered that a template I distribute is clashing with
> Acrobat 6. When someone who has installed Acrobat 6 and its Word
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> thanks,
> gary
Gary Hillerson - 07 Dec 2004 07:11 GMT
Hi Jonathan,
Thanks. As usual, sound and solid advice.
I will email Adobe; I may even know someone there who can forward it
to a real person.
Thanks again,
gary
>Hi Gary,
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>that, they might eventually take some notice about what an absolutely rotten
>piece of software the PDFMaker add-in is.