I need help to get my menu bar back. I opened and printed a file that
obviously had some sort of script in it and it appears to have changed my
default settings as the bar doesn't reappear when I reopen or reboot.
Unfortunately I have a crazy keyboard so even F11 doesn't restore everything.
One way to set all your menu/toolbar customizations to the default is to
delete or rename your toolbar file (with Excel closed):
Under Windows XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Application
Data\Microsoft\Excel\Excel11.xlb
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Jim
|I need help to get my menu bar back. I opened and printed a file that
| obviously had some sort of script in it and it appears to have changed my
| default settings as the bar doesn't reappear when I reopen or reboot.
|
| Unfortunately I have a crazy keyboard so even F11 doesn't restore
everything.
|
| Do I need to reinstall?
|
Is there any way I can stop scripts doing this to me again in the future?
Not really. If a macro is allowed to run it can do lots of stuff you don't
like. A well behaved macro/application will restore your settings and menus
when it's done. Complain to the developer.
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Jim
| Thank you very much - that worked.
|
| Is there any way I can stop scripts doing this to me again in the future?
|
| "Jim Rech" wrote:
|
| > One way to set all your menu/toolbar customizations to the default is to
| > delete or rename your toolbar file (with Excel closed):
| >
| > Under Windows XP:
| >
| > C:\Documents and Settings\<user name>\Application
| > Data\Microsoft\Excel\Excel11.xlb
| >
| > --
| > Jim
| > | > |I need help to get my menu bar back. I opened and printed a file that
| > | obviously had some sort of script in it and it appears to have changed
my
| > | default settings as the bar doesn't reappear when I reopen or reboot.
| > |
| > | Unfortunately I have a crazy keyboard so even F11 doesn't restore
| > everything.
| > |
| > | Do I need to reinstall?
| > |
| >
| >
| >
