如何禁用/删除菜单项“PowerPoint 选项” 在 PowerPoint 2007 中?
我正在尝试锁定 PowerPoint,并且可以通过使用一些功能区自定义 xml 和组策略来摆脱一些命令。 但我需要删除或禁用另外两个选项。
PowerPoint 选项 - 单击 Office 图标时显示此按钮
此项目在 Word(Word 选项)和 Excel(Excel 选项)中也可用,因此应该是相同的解决方案。
在 Office 2003 中,我可以通过从 _pptApplication.CommandBars 中删除对象来删除我想要的任何项目。
更新:我现在可以通过组禁用快速访问工具栏政策。 但我在那里找不到“PowerPoint 选项”的任何内容。
谢谢
I'm trying to lock down PowerPoint and I can get rid of some of the commands by using some ribbon-customization xml and group policies. But I need to remove or disable two more options.
PowerPoint Options - This button shows when you click on the Office icon
This item is also available in Word (Word Options) and Excel (Excel Options), so it should be the same solution.
In Office 2003 I could remove any item I wanted by deleting objects from _pptApplication.CommandBars.
Update: I can now disable Quick Access Toolbar with group policies. But I could not find anything there for "PowerPoint Options".
Thanks
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似乎没有“官方”方法可以做到这一点,因此我为我的(受控)环境创建了一个解决方法。
基本上,我会检查屏幕,看看“办公室球”何时变成深橙色,然后在“PowerPoint 选项”按钮所在的位置显示最上面的表单。
我想知道任何人有更好的解决方案我想知道!
It seems like there is no "official" way to do this so I created a workaround for my (controlled) environment.
Basically I check the screen for when the "office ball" turns dark orange and then shows a topmost form exactly where the "PowerPoint options" button is.
I anyone has a better solution I would like to know!
可以在 PowerPoint/Office 2007 中使用一些 customUI-xml 和 id“ApplicationOptionsDialog”禁用(不是隐藏)它; 请参阅http://excelusergroup.org/blogs/nickhodge/archive/2008/02/03/ribbon-step-by-step-part-3-the-office-menu-and-re -purpose.aspx
在 PowerPoint/Office 2010 中也可以隐藏; 请参阅http://www.rondebruin.nl/backstage.htm
It can be disabled (not hidden) in PowerPoint/Office 2007 with some customUI-xml and the id "ApplicationOptionsDialog"; see http://excelusergroup.org/blogs/nickhodge/archive/2008/02/03/ribbon-step-by-step-part-3-the-office-menu-and-re-purposing.aspx
In PowerPoint/Office 2010 it can also be hidden; see http://www.rondebruin.nl/backstage.htm