Troubleshooting the FileCabinet CS Print & Embed toolbars in Microsoft Office applications
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We support the 32-bit version of Office; however, the 64-bit version is not supported and currently the FileCabinet CS toolbar does not install properly in the 64-bit version of Office.
If the Print and Embed toolbar is not displaying within Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), try the following troubleshooting steps.
- If you are running Norton / Symantec Anti-Virus, did you recently get prompted to quarantine thecab_addin.dllfile? If so, this will disable the FileCabinet CS Add-Ins within Microsoft Office applications. To resolve, you will need to rename yourCabinetfolder within yourWinCSIfolder and reinstall the latest version of FileCabinet CS. (Note: If you have the Background Services enabled, you will need to disable it by going to tab and un-marking theBackground Servicesbefore you will be able to rename the Cabinet folder).
- Verify that you ran the desktop setup on the workstation after installing FileCabinet CS (if using on a network).
- In FileCabinet CS, choose tab. Verify that the option toHide custom toolbar in Microsoft Office applicationsis not marked. If it's not marked, you can try to toggle the option by marking it and selectingOK. Verify that Microsoft Office applications are closed on your workstation. Choose again, and unmark the option, and selectOK. Re-open your Microsoft Office application to see if the toolbar is now visible.
- Microsoft Office can sometimes block custom add-ins, such as the FileCabinet CS Print & Embed toolbar. Search in your Office application's Help Menu for "Adding Custom Add-Ins" for more directions.
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- The values on whether or not to load the toolbar in Outlook are held in the User profile. You can suggest a profile reset for the user.
