Addins

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John Whitworth

Hi,

I am having a strange problem, whereby every time Excel 2002, I get every
Addin in the Office10\Addins folder open up, starting from AWFEXT.ECF to
SCRPTXTN.ECF. For instance, AWFEXT.ECF will open up with the following lines
of text, each on a different row. Any ideas how I can fix this?

[General]
Display Name=<DisplayName>
Description=<Description>
GUID={9B243160-3745-11cf-8582-00AA00C01797}
Path="awfext32.dll"
Entry Point=10
Client Version=4.0
Extension Version=1.0
Service Provider=AWFAX
Misc Flags=MoreContexts;WarnIfNoDLL

[Exchange Client Compatibility]
Exchange Registry=1
Exchange Extension Key="MicrosoftFax"

; Exchange Context Map is *VIEWER, ADDRBOOK, *MESSAGE
; The Exchange/Clients registry doesn't specify this.
Exchange Context Map=011111111110000

; Exchange Interface Map is IExchExtCommands, MessageEvents
; The Exchange/Clients register doesn't specify this.
Exchange Interface Map=1001000

[Folder]
Events=OnExtCommand
Command Bars=50003
Commands=SuppressNewFax;SuppressFaxHelp;SuppressFaxTools;Request;AdvancedSecurity;ShowOutgoing;FaxOptions
Outlook
Commands=ComposeNewFax;HelpFaxHelp;ToolsFaxTools;FaxRequest;FaxAdvancedSecurity;FaxShowOutgoing;FaxOptions
Extension Outlook Commands=50000;50004;50003;50007;50008;50009;50010


[Item]
Events=OnExtCommand
Contexts=MESSAGE;FAX

[FAX]
Message Class=IPM.Microsoft.Fax.Encrypted!;SIMPLE.POLL.MESSAGE!
Events=OnReadSpecial

[MESSAGE]
Message Class=IPM.Note;IPM.Post;IPM.Resend;REPORT;IPM.Contact
Commands=SuppressSendOptions;SuppressFaxWizard;SuppressNewFax;SuppressFaxHelp
Outlook Commands=FileFaxSendOptions;ToolsFaxWizard;ComposeNewFax;HelpFaxHelp
Extension Outlook Commands=50001;50002;50000;50004

[Command]
SuppressNewFax=50000;#75;Compose After ComposeNewMessage Suppress Enabled
SuppressSendOptions=50001;#84;File After FileProperties Suppress Enabled
SuppressFaxWizard=50002;#77;Tools After ToolsAddressBook Suppress Enabled
SuppressFaxTools=50003;#78;Tools Before ToolsServices Suppress Submenu
Enabled
SuppressFaxHelp=50004;#76;Help After HelpHelp Suppress Enabled
Request=50007;#79;50003 Suppress
AdvancedSecurity=50008;#80;50003 Suppress
ShowOutgoing=50009;#82;50003 Suppress
FaxOptions=50010;#83;50003 Suppress

[Strings]
DisplayName=Microsoft Fax
Description=Microsoft Fax

; STR 75 - NewFax=New Fa&x
; STR 78 - MicrosoftFaxTools=Microsoft Fa&x Tools
; STR 84 - SendOptions=Send &Options
; STR 77 - FaxAddressingWizard=Fax Addressing &Wizard...
; STR 76 - MicrosoftFaxHelpTopics=Microsoft Fa&x Help Topics
; STR 79 - Request=&Request a Fax...
; STR 80 - AdvancedSecurity=&Advanced Security...
; STR 82 - ShowOutgoing=S&how Outgoing Faxes
; STR 83 - FaxOptions=&Options...

Thanks
 
John Whitworth said:
Hi,

I am having a strange problem, whereby every time Excel 2002, I get every
Addin in the Office10\Addins folder open up, starting from AWFEXT.ECF to
SCRPTXTN.ECF. For instance, AWFEXT.ECF will open up with the following
lines of text, each on a different row. Any ideas how I can fix this?
Click to expand...

I've managed to fix it. It seems that by pointing to the Addins folder on
another spreadsheet, I had inadvertently caused Excel to load up the whole
of that folder upon start-up; no matter which spreadsheet (if any) I was
starting up with.

Cheers

JW
 
Hi John,
Not sure of what your solution was, but it sounds to me
like under Tools, Options, General that you
had an entry in Alternate Startup Folder pointing to your
addins folder. That would be the equivalent of putting
all addins in your Startup folder and every one of them
would start automatically -- not something that you want.

The only people who would really have use for
Alternate Startup folder are those on a network
and it's probably usually done wrong when they do
with the administrator assuming only one network
and noone has would be allowed to have their own macros.
 
David McRitchie said:
Hi John,
Not sure of what your solution was, but it sounds to me
like under Tools, Options, General that you
had an entry in Alternate Startup Folder pointing to your
addins folder. That would be the equivalent of putting
all addins in your Startup folder and every one of them
would start automatically -- not something that you want.
Click to expand...

Thanks for that David. You are correct. It had been changed for some reason.
I have blanked it out now.

Thanks

John
 
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