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Move primedocs ribbon
The primedocs ribbon in Microsoft Office is always placed at the first position. If you want to adjust this behavior, the following registry keys must be changed in the registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PrimeSoft AG\PrimeDocs, depending on the modules used:
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If you want the primedocs ribbon to be at the very end, the value must be left empty (""). If TabInsert is used, the primedocs ribbon will be placed before the specified ribbon. An overview of the available tabs can be found here.
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Move primedocs button
The primedocs button in Microsoft Office can be used to bring the client window to the foreground. It is located in the respective Office program in primedocs as well as in the Start ribbon on the far left. At the moment it is not possible to move the button automatically or controlled by primedocs settings or registry adjustments. One option, however, is to use Office's customization options to move the button to the far right:
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https://www.ratzblog.com/2011/09/deploying-user-cutomizations-office.html
https://www.msoutlook.info/question/backup-ribbon-and-qat-customizations
https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/previous-versions/office/ee704589(v=office.14)
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Hide primedocs elements
Via registry keys primedocs ribbon elements can be disabled individually. In the following example for Word this is controlled by these keys:
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If multiple keys are defined, the above order is determining whereas only exactly one key is observed at a time. For Word AddinWordHiddenRibbonElements is used, for Outlook AddinOutlookHiddenRibbonElements accordingly. The single elements can be separated by comma or space. A list with all element IDs for Word and Outlook can be found here.
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The add-ins load the values from the registry each time they are started. Therefore, to apply changes, all Office applications must be restarted.
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Add-in startup configuration
The primedocs Office addins can be disabled if required. Usually, that is necessary at terminal server environments when not all users should see primedocs. The following chapter contains the necessary settings for disabling the Word AddIn, the same settings with apropriate paths apply to the Outlook Addin, too.
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A LoadBehavior with value 3 means: always load add-in. 0 means that the add-in is not loaded.
System-wide add-in deactivation
To disable the add-in, the key must be configured as follows:
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When running a 32-bit Office on 64-bit Windows, the keys can be found at this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\...
User-based add-in deactivation
Should you want to disable the add-in only for a certain user or group of users, follow these steps:
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Is the user a member of the chosen group which gets filtered, the system-wide configuration applies and the add-in is activated.
Is the user not a member of the choosen group which gets filtered, the newly created GPP turns active, changes the
LoadBehaviorentry to0, thus disabling the add-in when Word gets started.
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Outlook add-in configuration
Besides the LoadBehavior registry key, which works similarly to Word, Outlook has further setting options.
Resiliency:
Outlook monitors the loading behavior of add-ins and might disable them automatically. To prevent this, it is recommended to add the "primedocs Outlook Add-in" to the "Managed AddIn" list.
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Further information can be found in the Documentation from Microsoft.
Security settings: "RestrictToList"
If the RestrictToList key is set to 1 in the environment via the Group-Policy, only "Managed Add-Ins" are loaded by Outlook.
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The Microsoft.VbaAddinForOutlook.1 add-in is a necessary dependency and must therefore not be disabled. With the value 2 the add-in is not loaded, but also not blocked.
Security settings: "AdminSecurityMode"
If the Group-Policy security policies is enabled via the AdminSecurityMode key, the following options have to be selected to fully use primedocs:
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Other settings, such as level for macros, have no influence on primedocs.
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Troubleshooting
primedocs add-ins in Microsoft Office do not start:
If the primedocs add-ins cannot be started, i.e. if no primedocs ribbon is visible in Office, this may have the following causes:
The primedocs add-in is not installed:
If the primedocs add-in does not appear under "File – Options – Add-ins" in the COM Add-ins list, it may not be installed. Check whether the respective add-in was selected during installation.Office is installed in the 64-bit option, but the 32-bit primedocs installer was used:
If a 64-bit Office installation was used, the 64-bit primedocs installer must be used as well. The same applies to the 32-bit Office installation and the 32-bit installer.The Outlook add-in is blocked or always disabled:
Check the security settings for Outlook.
Starting Microsoft Office is severely delayed since installing the primedocs add-in:
If Office starts slowly, it may be because the "Native Image Generator" process (ngen) has not yet run completely. This process is automatically started after installation and is component of the .NET framework.
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This has a positive effect on the add-in loading behaviour.
No text modules can be inserted or Outlook emails are generated empty
Via the "Trust Center - File Block Settings", Word or Outlook can prevent programmatic access whicht is required for primedocs. The options for "Word 2007 and later Documents and Templates" must not be activated, otherwise the access from the primedocs AddIn will not work.
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