How to remove Mindjet MindManager addin word?
Hello,
Where I can found registry responsible to remove Mindjet add in.
When I uninstall it in admin account add in is removed, but on other user still exist when I run Word.
I remove all WORD HKCU entry but it's not working.
Where I can found registry responsible to remove Mindjet add in.
When I uninstall it in admin account add in is removed, but on other user still exist when I run Word.
I remove all WORD HKCU entry but it's not working.
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What version of MindManager are using ? - tsanjev 7 years ago
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
7 years ago
>but on other user still exist
Office add-ins are installed into user profiles. Exactly where in the registry depends on what version you're running. They're not hard to find.
It would've been quicker to run a snapshot tool to take a 'Before' and 'After' snapshot of uninstalling the add-in than it would have been to wait for an answer here.
Office add-ins are installed into user profiles. Exactly where in the registry depends on what version you're running. They're not hard to find.
It would've been quicker to run a snapshot tool to take a 'Before' and 'After' snapshot of uninstalling the add-in than it would have been to wait for an answer here.
Posted by:
Kuzulkum
7 years ago
I find the resolution for that problem. Add in is adding to the \AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Templates\Normal.dotm when I remove it add in is deleted.
Thanks for help
Thanks for help
Posted by:
SunraysR
7 years ago
HI,
Deleting Normal.dotm is not the recommended solution because it deletes the old settings if any.
e.g. Suppose other than this Mind Manager Addin if there is some other addins to0 then deleting Normal.dotm deletes its settings too.
Before installing this MindManager addin , if incase you have backed up Normal.dotm then it could be replaced by it OR if you are sure there is no other settings configured for Word then only you can delete it otherwise it is not recommended to delete.
Posted by:
EdT
7 years ago
Each Office application has its own object library which you can use to add and remove add-ins programmatically. This has to be done in the context of the logged in user, so using Active Setup to do this would be the simplest way. I'm sure you can find plenty of examples of using the office objects via Google.