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It is the toolbar for Adobe PDF. &nbsp;<br />
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Open Word, &nbsp;Go to View pull-down, &nbsp;Toolbars, Customize<br />
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Select the Adobe PDF toolbar and Delete it.
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It is the toolbar for Adobe PDF.  

Open Word,  Go to View pull-down,  Toolbars, Customize

Select the Adobe PDF toolbar and Delete it.

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I went to the customize option and can not find the adobe pdf maker, How ever when I browse through the directories I see the PDFMAKER.DOT when I select it I still get the same erroe message.<br />
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thanks,
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I went to the customize option and can not find the adobe pdf maker, How ever when I browse through the directories I see the PDFMAKER.DOT when I select it I still get the same erroe message.

thanks,

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Is there any other way I can get rid on the missing shortcut PDFMAKER.dot.Lnk.<br />
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Thanks, 
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Is there any other way I can get rid on the missing shortcut PDFMAKER.dot.Lnk.

Thanks,

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Try<br />
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Tools pull-down, &nbsp; Templates and Add-ins. &nbsp;
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Try

Tools pull-down,   Templates and Add-ins.  

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Thanks Caddlady,<br />
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I actually deleted the PDFMAKER.DOT from the folder as per the link.<br />
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Zak
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Thanks Caddlady,

I actually deleted the PDFMAKER.DOT from the folder as per the link.

Zak

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Good job!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Caddlady
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Hi! there,<br />
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Whenever I start Word, it opens it but I get a prompt Missing shortcut that says Windows is missing the PDFMAKER and it goes away after I press cancel 3 times. Can you tell me how to get rid of this prompt.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Zak
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Hi! there,

Whenever I start Word, it opens it but I get a prompt Missing shortcut that says Windows is missing the PDFMAKER and it goes away after I press cancel 3 times. Can you tell me how to get rid of this prompt.

Thanks,

Zak

Shortcut missing

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