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Old 05-04-2022, 12:13 AM
laith93 laith93 is offline Using Office RibbonX Editor to hide Batch Process tab in Word Windows 10 Using Office RibbonX Editor to hide Batch Process tab in Word Office 2019
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Default Using Office RibbonX Editor to hide Batch Process tab in Word

Hi,
I have installed Batch Process addin by Graham Mayor


after installing, the tab appears in ribbon but it hidden when going to customize ribbon window to hide it,
I added the Process Document to quick access toolbar, so the tab is not necessary, becasue it takes area from ribbon and it's hidden which I can't add any command to this tab,
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So, how to hide Batch Process tab by Office RibbonX Editor or any other method else or adding it to already exists tabs?
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