How to make pdf maker toolbar invisible

[macho]

I use 97Office Suite. Whenever I open Word document, a "pdf maker 5.0"
toolbar appears along with Standard and Formatting toolbars. The pdf tool
bar with only two bar icons occupies an extra row space. I tried to hide
the pdf tool bar but so far I could not do so. I do not want to remove the
pdf maker but I simply do not want to see the tool bar as a default bar. Is
there anyway to prevent it form appearing with other toolbars (Standard and
Formatting toolbars). Satoshi

 

[Anne Troy]

Remove the template from Word's startup folder, Craig. You can always use
File-->Print and choose PDF writer, right?
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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

See http://www.gmayor.com/lose_that_adobe_acrobat_toolbar.htm FWIW, I have
enough space at the end of my Standard toolbar that I can drag the PDFMaker
toolbar up beside it and dock it there.

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[Graham Mayor]

The add-in provides additional functionality that printing to the pdf driver
does not achieve. There are better ways to control this -
http://www.gmayor.com/lose_that_adobe_acrobat_toolbar.htm

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[macho]

Dear Ann,

Remove the template from Word's startup folder

I don't get it. I do not have Word's startup. I open word document
manually.
For me, I create pdf file from Print >Acrobat pdf writer (because I have
Acrobat installed).

Craig

 

[macho]

I can drag the PDFMaker

toolbar up beside it and dock it there.

I did not know that this was a little complicated issue. As Suzanne
mentioned, the best way to handle is to drag and dock to the end of the
Standard toolbar area. Thanks. Craig

 

[Anne Troy]

Everyone has a Word Startup folder. Go to Tools-->Options, File locations
tab. There it should tell you where Word's Startup folder is. Also, pay
attention to what Graham has said about losing other features. I personally
only use Acrobat to print to PDF. If you do, too, then it's probably safe to
use my method.
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~Anne Troy

www.OfficeArticles.com

 

[macho]

Thanks Anne,

Found it. Ya. I see it.
Thanks again.

Craig

 

[macho]

Actually, as you suggested under other thread, I cleaned up normal.dot.
Normal.dot is now clean and looks good. Then, I saw pdf file bar.
Many thanks for your help. Craig