Help, I'm in Toolbar Hell. I've been working on creating a Toolbar
that floats on top or docks per the user's choice. My experimental
Toolbar is named MacroXToolbar and contains the code that I showed in
my previous post, "CoolBar or MacroX Code for Floating Toolbar?" This
code was in my Normal.dot file, which shows up in the IDE as New
Macros. I dutifully saved via cut'n'paste all the code from New
Macros in text files so that it would be easy to revert back to a
previous version of Normal.dot.
Now I'm getting a bunch of grief anyway, and restoring to a previous
New Macros state doesn't help. When I right click on Word's regular
toolbar to see what toolbars are available, MacroXToolbar is listed
numerous times. All these dupe toolbars are there even if I
completely comment out all the code I was using in
Normal.dot/NewMacros.
I clicked on: Tools ===> Customize ===> Toolbars tab, and then
scrolled down and deleted every occurrence of MacroXToolbar. That
worked while I was in the Word document, but as soon as I exited and
restarted Word, they were all back again. I even tried uninstalling
and reinstalling Word. No luck.
I get the k'zillion MacroXToolbars even if all the code I was using is
completely removed from New Macros, so obviously these multiple
nuisance toolbars are saved somewhere where I didn't realize I was
saving them.
If I hit Tools ===> Templates and Add-ins and then uncheck everything
there, I STILL get the phantom MacroXToolbars. And, btw, if I bring
up one of these toolbars and then click on it, nothing happens, which
is to be expected since I've commented out all the code.
Obviously there's something I'm missing. I inadvertently created this
monster, and would be very grateful for any tips offered on how to
slay it.