Someone else may have found a solution by now, but as far as I know, this is
a known issue and a rather annoying one at that. Have you tried contacting
Adobe to see if they have a solution?
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Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook
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Marc Bressman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I currently am running Outlook 2003 with Word 2003 as my e-mail
> editor. I previously had Office XP installed where I used Word 2002
> as my email editor for Outlook 2002. Before upgrading to Office
> 2003, I had installed Adobe Acrobat 6.0 and had allowed it to
> integrate with Office (including a toolbar that appears now in Word,
> etc. that allows for turning the current document into an Adobe PDF).
> This is a useful feature, but unfortunately, there's a slight
> annoyance with it when it comes to using Word 2003 as my email editor
> for Outlook 2003. Initially, whenever I open a new email message,
> the toolbar appears at the very top, above any other toolbars. No
> matter where I move it to, it will always eventually revert back to
> its default position (sometimes for a little while when I create new
> emails after moving it, it appears to save its position to where I
> moved it, but eventually it will revert back to its default location
> at the top). I've tried turning it off, and again it might work for
> a little while, but will eventually revert to its default of being
> visible. This also happened with the E-mail toolbar, and I
> eventually just turned that one off in favor of the standard and
> formatting toolbars. However, anyone have any idea how I can either
> keep the Adobe Acrobat toolbar off for good (just when I'm using Word
> with Outlook, not when I'm using Word regularly), or at least get it
> to save it's position. Thanks in advance for your help!
>
> - marc
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