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where does Word store the customizations for the quick access toolbar?
I would like to be able to transfer them to another windows installation |
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File > Options > Quick Access Toolbar > Export to a file.
Import said file to the new installation. If it refers to macros, then by default they are in the normal template If you have not changed the default location enter or copy %appdata%\Microsoft\Templates to the address window of Windows Explorer and you will be taken to the folder that contains the default template - which for Word 2013 is normal.dotm. Note that this folder is normally hidden.
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thanks
and after I follow those instructions and export to a file, where do I then it on another machine? I am not dealing with macros, just those little icons on the quick access ribbon |
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Copy the file to the other PC then reverse the process and import the file.
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