hi,
in my office 2003, suddenly i found that PDF Maker which comes after installing adobe Prof. is missing though its present in excel and powerpoint.
to solve out this problom, i unstalled adobe and office both but the same scenario remains.
how can i bring back that PDF maker toolbar back in word???
anyone out there to have clicked this problem???
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hi,
so the solution is not that simple. i have tried that one already but to no solution.
though the option is there in excel and power point.
i think that there will be other way to get it. i have browsed through view->tollbar-> customise.. and then seen all the things but the check box having pdf maker 6.0 is just simply missing.
now any idea on this????
i had this problem with adobe professional 6 frequently.
it's toolbar from M$ word used to vanish for no reason
only solution after this was to repair or reinstall adobe prof.
i did this for atleast 4-5 times .. then got frust .. and switched to adobe 7
i wud suggest the same thing to you .. adobe prof 7 doesnt give this problem and it comes with a 'adobe prof speed launcher' which loades any pdf files REALLY fast !!
try it
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alibi
*Try at you own risk*
Hmmm I had oe of these problems with previous versions of Word actually. I dont have Word 2003 so Im not sure if there is an option to do so but try this. Check if Macros are on . I believe the toolbar doesnt show if macros are turned off. Also check out these articles.
*support.microsoft.com/kb/q276001/
*www.mcse.ms/archive136-2004-6-781004.html
Hope these links help.
For some security reason MS-Office 2003 may not allow Adobe Acrobat Office plug-ins to be integrated with it. Check your office security level (Tools → Macro → Security). Allow macro. Hope this can solve your problem.
have to tried "detect and repair" available in the acrobat professional version.
hi, that was great. i thought that am the only person having this probelm and now it seems that world out there have the same problem. so, now i have solved this problem.
it feels releived!!!!
thanks.
