Recurring Meeting Bug
Outlook's Toolbars Don't Stay Where You Put Them |
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After adjusting your toolbars as you like them, you may discover that
Outlook doesn't remember their position the next time you open it. This is
most often caused by add-ins that set a specific position for their toolbar
or don't properly handle toolbars.
Add-ins known to cause problems include: Outlook does not have a "lock toolbar" feature at this time, leaving your only choices to disabling the toolbar that is causing them to move or using the default toolbar layout. |
More Information |
Outlook stores toolbar information in a file called outcmd.dat. You
can delete or rename this file to reset your toolbars to the default
configuration and Outlook will recreate it. If you haven't
customized any toolbars, outcmd.dat won't exist. (In Windows XP or
Windows 2000, it's located at C:\Documents and
Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook.) Word
Editor: Follow the directions at Removing the Acrobat Toolbar from Outlook to hide or disable the Acrobat add-in. |
