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How do we add the Acrobat tab to Office 2007 applications
We have several people who had Acrobat 8.1 on there computer and then
installed Office 2007 and the Acrobat tab does not appear on the ribbon in Word or Excell. I, on the other hand, had Office 2007 on my computer first and then added Acrobat 8.1 and I do have the Acrobat tab in Word and Excel. I have comands to Create PDF, Preferences, Create and attach Email, Create and Send for Review, and Start Meeting. The others would like this Tab to apear on their office applications. We tried the repair installation in Acrobat. We have one individual who is going to try uninstalling and reinstalling acrobat. Because many of our staff have Acrobat 8.1, this would not be a good solutinn when office 2007 is rolled out to all our staff. Is there some setting in office that needs to be changed? Thanks in advance, |
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How do we add the Acrobat tab to Office 2007 applications
Have you tried View, Toolbars, Adobe pdf maker? this is the last item in the toolbar menu. hth B2P wrote: We have several people who had Acrobat 8.1 on there computer and then installed Office 2007 and the Acrobat tab does not appear on the ribbon in Word or Excell. I, on the other hand, had Office 2007 on my computer first and then added Acrobat 8.1 and I do have the Acrobat tab in Word and Excel. I have comands to Create PDF, Preferences, Create and attach Email, Create and Send for Review, and Start Meeting. The others would like this Tab to apear on their office applications. We tried the repair installation in Acrobat. We have one individual who is going to try uninstalling and reinstalling acrobat. Because many of our staff have Acrobat 8.1, this would not be a good solutinn when office 2007 is rolled out to all our staff. Is there some setting in office that needs to be changed? Thanks in advance, |
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How do we add the Acrobat tab to Office 2007 applications
Office 2007 uses ribbons not toolbars. Under the view tab there is only
Workbook views, show/hide, zoom, Window, and macros. "ANONYMOUS" wrote: Have you tried View, Toolbars, Adobe pdf maker? this is the last item in the toolbar menu. hth B2P wrote: We have several people who had Acrobat 8.1 on there computer and then installed Office 2007 and the Acrobat tab does not appear on the ribbon in Word or Excell. I, on the other hand, had Office 2007 on my computer first and then added Acrobat 8.1 and I do have the Acrobat tab in Word and Excel. I have comands to Create PDF, Preferences, Create and attach Email, Create and Send for Review, and Start Meeting. The others would like this Tab to apear on their office applications. We tried the repair installation in Acrobat. We have one individual who is going to try uninstalling and reinstalling acrobat. Because many of our staff have Acrobat 8.1, this would not be a good solutinn when office 2007 is rolled out to all our staff. Is there some setting in office that needs to be changed? Thanks in advance, |
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How do we add the Acrobat tab to Office 2007 applications
See http://www.adobe.com/go/kb401734 "PDFMaker is unavailable in a
Microsoft Office 2007 Application after installing Acrobat 8.1". B2P wrote: We have several people who had Acrobat 8.1 on there computer and then installed Office 2007 and the Acrobat tab does not appear on the ribbon in Word or Excell. I, on the other hand, had Office 2007 on my computer first and then added Acrobat 8.1 and I do have the Acrobat tab in Word and Excel. I have comands to Create PDF, Preferences, Create and attach Email, Create and Send for Review, and Start Meeting. The others would like this Tab to apear on their office applications. We tried the repair installation in Acrobat. We have one individual who is going to try uninstalling and reinstalling acrobat. Because many of our staff have Acrobat 8.1, this would not be a good solutinn when office 2007 is rolled out to all our staff. Is there some setting in office that needs to be changed? Thanks in advance, |
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