Brucels said:
I cannot get the Adobe PDF toolbar to appear in Access, although it appears
in all other Microsoft Office 2003 applications.
I am inclined, as you suggest, to remove Adobe Acrobat and go with one of
the freeware PDF makers. I thought Acrobat would be better, but it work
inconsistently, in my experience.
Adobe Acrobat is a huge PITA (short for Pain In The *ss). The folks
at Adobe have done a very poor job of adding all kinds of useless
fancy features that cause a lot more trouble than they are worth.
One example is that Toolbar added in Word and Excel. Now it's likely
been fixed now but one thing it would do in the past was to "mark" a
Word or Excel file as having been updated even though you had only
just opened it. Causing the "Do you want to save" message when you
closed a file without making any changes.
Tony
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