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Remove Office XP Splash Screens?

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I've seen scripts that do this. But, try these since they are less invasive first:

 

To remove the splash screen from Word 2000 SR-1 or SR-1a, create a new shortcut and add " /q" (<space>/q) to the end of the command line. If you don't have SR-1 or SR-1a, download the service pack at http//office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/o2ksr1ddl.aspx

 

For Excel 97 & 00 rightclick your Excel shortcut, click Properties & add ' /e' onto the end of the entry in 'target'

 

for Powerpoint 97/2000, use this start command ("Powerpoint.exe" /splash)"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\powerpnt.exe" /splash

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Cool, those 3 work. smile Anyone know the rest? (Some not part of the Microsoft Office XP Suite)

 

Outlook XP

Access XP

Frontpage XP

Money 2k2

Streets 2k2

Visual Studio XP

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Have three more but you may wish to reconsider using two of them since they involve "hacking" the registry:

 

Access is a kind of workaround - create a 1x1-pixel BMP file and save it in your database directory. Name it as the name of your database's filename, e.g. if your database is named DATABASE.MDB, name your bitmap file DATABASE.BMP. Not the most elegant solution.

 

Outlook Express: Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Identities

For OE 5 go below this to {ABE2B8A0-C02D-11D3-867B-948FF355BD32} \Software \ Microsoft \ Outlook Express \ 5.0

Add a DWORD NoSplash

Give it a value of 1

 

IE5.0 and higher: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Infodelivery\Restrictions

Add a DWORD called NoSplash

Set the value to 1

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For Visio - access the shortcut and in the command line insert:

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Visio10\Visio.exe" /nologo

or your own path followed by /nologo

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