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Office 2010 add-ins manager: how to enable, disable,add or remove add-ins?

Recently, we have been playing around Office 2010 a lot. Do you know how to add/remove office add-ins in Word, Excel and PowerPoint?

For Office Word 2010:

Go to File>Options and select Add-ins. You will see all the Word add-ins you have installed in Word 2010. There are lists of all active, inactive, and disabled add-ins. if you click on one of the add-in, you will see some information of this add-in, but not for managing it.

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If you want to manage add-ins, i.e. go to add, remove, enable or disable add-ins. You should select the add-ins type from the Manager dropdown list and hit Go.

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Now you will see a new dialog window from where you can disable or enable the add-ins. Simply checked an add-in to enable it and unchecked will disable it.

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If you want to install an add-in manually, hit the Add button and select the add-in that you downloaded. Click Remove will remove the add-in you selected.

The above procedures is valid for Outlook 2010, Excel 2010, and PowerPoint 2010 as well.


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Hi, could you please tell about to add the kutools in excel toolbar. I downloaded but i cant use it right now
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When I click on Options, there is no add-ins. I have a trial version. Is there any way I could install an add-in feature on my Word? I checked but could not find one.
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[quote]When I click on Options, there is no add-ins. I have a trial version. Is there any way I could install an add-in feature on my Word? I checked but could not find one.By Gloria[/quote] I am afraid that you are using the Office Starter version. :)
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@ Somebody can help - I tried Remove option to remove one of the Add-in in 2010 but now Im unable to find the removed add-in in Outlook APP DATA file. Can anyone please suggest where do I find the removed add-in in order to re-Add it to the Outlook
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I am an administrator for 24 lab machines with Excel 2010 and I have an add in that is required for our labs. How can i add it, so that all students can see it each time they log on? I have tried to add it in default users app data, but they still need to turn it on each time they log on
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Thank you I was having a bad time with Acer cloud addin. This helped me a lot!
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Just found what i looking for, thanks a lot. ;-)
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Using word 2010 have active application Add-ins. also in customize ribbon - main tabs, I have the Add-ins box checked. However I do not see an Add-ins tab. last tab I see is the View tab. anything under the View is not showing. I could get Developer to show but I don't need that one. I need the Add-ins
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Trying to get Adobe PDfmaker as add-in (Word office 2010) . It says it is available. I check the box.'OK' Nothing. Where does it go. How do I use it?
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I get the same message as Robert Appleby when I try to remove the Excel addin and I have tried editing the Excel Shortcut but it wont allow me to run as administrator
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I found a Microsoft link that solved my problem. It turns out an add-in can't be removed if it refers to a file in the Startup folder. I directly removed the file the add-in referred to (a template) and that fixed it.
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