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I tested the start from scratch out and this works - thanks.<br />
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Thanks also for the tip about visible = false.<br />
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Many thanks,<br />
Lou.
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I tested the start from scratch out and this works - thanks.

Thanks also for the tip about visible = false.


Many thanks,
Lou.

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I have installed an access runtime application with a customised ribbon with just one tab. However on one client laptop a &quot;Bluetooth&quot; tab also appears.<br />
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I know this will be something to do with an office addins &nbsp;he has installed (he has other office programs but not the full access software installed). <br />
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Is there any way to prevent these addins from automatically appearing on a customised menu - apart from uninstalling the addin from the PC.<br />
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Many thanks<br />
Lou
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I have installed an access runtime application with a customised ribbon with just one tab. However on one client laptop a "Bluetooth" tab also appears.

I know this will be something to do with an office addins  he has installed (he has other office programs but not the full access software installed). 

Is there any way to prevent these addins from automatically appearing on a customised menu - apart from uninstalling the addin from the PC.


Many thanks
Lou

Prevent addin tabs (e.g. Bluetooth, Netviever etc.)  from appearing on customised ribbon menu's - office

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