The registry hack that you have mentioned is only required with early
versions of Acrobat 7 (which itself can be updated). There are better ways
of preventing the Acrobat add-in from loading for other versions -
http://www.gmayor.com/lose_that_adob...at_toolbar.htm
However while the add-in's desire to write to your menu structure is
probably the reason for the problems, you might get away with opening
normal.dot in Word. Make the required menu changes then type a character in
the text space and delete it. Then save normal.dot.
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Sharon wrote:
> have created three new menus:
>
> Forms
> Form 1
> Form 2
> Form 3
>
> Shortcuts
> Shortcut 1
> Shortcut 2
> Shortcut 3
>
> DB
> DB 1
> DB 2
> DB 3
>
> Each of these items is a macro that opens the document or performs a
> function. I have gone to Tools/Customize and have dragged the macros
> to the
> appropriate menu. When I get out of Word and then reenter it the
> menus have
> all been scrambled. Usually one of the menus is completely blank
> and, for
> instance, the Shortcuts are on the DB menu or the Forms are on the
> Shortcut
> menu. I have repeatedly fixed the menus but it messes up every time.
> Does
> anyone have any ideas why it is doing this? I have also created a
> custom
> toolbar. Many times, the tool bar is not visible and I have to go in
> and
> make it visible. How can I make all of these items stay put? In
> case this
> has some bearing on the situation, I have changed the registry to
> "prevent
> the add-in from loading, edit the Windows registry. Locate the
> key[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\Word\Addins\PDFMaker.OfficeAddin]
> and changed the subkey called "LoadBehavior" from a value of 3 to 0."