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Delete a toolbar or menu<br />
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On the Tools menu, click Customize, and then click the Toolbars tab.<br />
In the Toolbars box, select the custom toolbar you want to delete.<br />
Click Delete.
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Delete a toolbar or menu

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On the Tools menu, click Customize, and then click the Toolbars tab.
In the Toolbars box, select the custom toolbar you want to delete.
Click Delete.

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Thanks ICaldwell, I had tried that, but the toolbar keeps coming back when the program restarts<br />
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Thanks for the comprehensive reply Munnday. Solution 1 worked fine so there was no need to try the others - full points<br />

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Thanks ICaldwell, I had tried that, but the toolbar keeps coming back when the program restarts

Thanks for the comprehensive reply Munnday. Solution 1 worked fine so there was no need to try the others - full points


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When I installed Adobe CS4 it created a &quot;Contribute&quot; toolbar and menu in Word &amp;&nbsp;Excel 2003. I have to turn the Contribute toolbar off everytime I open an office file and it is a pain! How do I get rid of this intrusive toolbar for good?<br />
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I can see no options in Contribute to eliminate this. An uninstall and reinstall of Office 2003 made no difference.
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When I installed Adobe CS4 it created a "Contribute" toolbar and menu in Word & Excel 2003. I have to turn the Contribute toolbar off everytime I open an office file and it is a pain! How do I get rid of this intrusive toolbar for good?

I can see no options in Contribute to eliminate this. An uninstall and reinstall of Office 2003 made no difference.

Eliminate CS4 Toolbar in Excel 2003

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