MusMark142
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I lose my custom toolbar settings from time to time. The problem seems to occur at random. I start up only to find that the default toolbars are back. Help.
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Custom toolbar settings
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Anne Troy
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You might want to try setting up your toolbars, then copying the *.XLB file with your name on it to a safe location. Next time you lose the toolbars, check to see what's happened that has reset your *.XLB and/or copy the XLB back to where you found it the first time.
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Chris Davison
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Dreamboat,
I was re-imaged (yet again) twice last month and when I tried this, it didn't work....
when I looked at all .xlb files there were quite a few : excel8.xlb, cd-01.xlb (we're on a network)
on my home computer here, there's just default.xlb (despite me having customised by toolbars)
any further advice ?
in the last 12 months I have been re-imaged more times that Michael Jackson's nose and it's driving me nuttier than a chipmonk's turd found inside the almond slicing machine at "Nuts-r-us".
I was re-imaged (yet again) twice last month and when I tried this, it didn't work....
when I looked at all .xlb files there were quite a few : excel8.xlb, cd-01.xlb (we're on a network)
on my home computer here, there's just default.xlb (despite me having customised by toolbars)
any further advice ?
in the last 12 months I have been re-imaged more times that Michael Jackson's nose and it's driving me nuttier than a chipmonk's turd found inside the almond slicing machine at "Nuts-r-us".
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