Showing Desktop Office Toolbar

If the Desktop Office Toolbar is not displayed when you start a Microsoft Office application (Word/Excel/PowerPoint), follow the steps below to display the Desktop Office Toolbar.
Note
Desktop Office Toolbar is displayed in the following location.
When using Microsoft Office 2003: Floating tool bar
When using Microsoft Office 2007/2010/2013: the [iW Desktop] tab
1.
Exit a Microsoft Office application (Word/Excel/PowerPoint).
2.
Select the [Settings] menu > [System Settings] in Desktop Browser.
The [System Settings] dialog box is displayed.
3.
[Settings] > [System Settings] > [Common Settings] > [Preferences] > [Enable add-ins in Microsoft Office]
Select the [Enable add-ins in Microsoft Office] check box and then click [OK].
A message is displayed when an Office update program installation is required. If messages of Office update program install is displayed, follow the instruction in the message.
[The components required to enable the add-in feature for applications are not installed. If you perform a repair installation of iW Desktop, you will be able to use the add-in feature for applications.]
[The components required to enable the add-in feature for applications are not installed. Select the necessary application from Control Panel, click [Change], and update the installation. Refer to the manual for more information on the steps required to perform this operation.]
Note
For more information on the repair installation of Desktop, see the following.
iW Desktop Installation Guide

Update-Installing Microsoft Office

Example. For Microsoft Office 2003:
Start Windows and log onto the system as a user with the Administrator privilege.
Click [Start] in the task bar, and click [Control Panel] > [Programs] > [Programs and Features].
[Programs and Features] is displayed. For Windows XP, click [Start] in the task bar, and click [Control Panel] > [Add or Remove Programs].
Select Microsoft Office 2003, and click [Modify].
The [Maintenance Mode Options] dialog box is displayed.
Select [Add or Remove Features] and then click [Next].
The [Custom Setup] dialog box is displayed.
Confirm that the Word, Excel, and PowerPoint check boxes are selected. If they are not selected, select them.
Select the [Choose advanced customization of applications] check box, and click [Next].
The [Advanced Customization] dialog box is displayed.
Enable [.NET Programmability Support] for the Microsoft Office application (Word/Excel/PowerPoint), and select [Run from My Computer] or [Run all from My Computer], and click [Update].
The settings are updated.
Select the [Settings] menu > [System Settings] in Desktop Browser.
The [System Settings] dialog box is displayed.
Select [Settings] > [System Settings] > [Common Settings] > [Preferences] > the [Enable add-ins in Microsoft Office] check box > click [OK].
The add-in feature for the Desktop Office Toolbar is enabled.
4.
Start a Microsoft Office application (Word/Excel/PowerPoint).
5.
Confirm that the Desktop Office Toolbar is displayed.
Note
If Desktop Office Toolbar is set as an add-in for Microsoft Office 2003 and not displayed, it can be displayed by selecting [View] in a Microsoft Office application (Word/Excel/PowerPoint) > [Toolbar] > [iW Desktop].
If the Microsoft Office 2007 Desktop Office Toolbar is set as an add-in and is not displayed, perform the following steps.
1.Click (Icon) > [Add-In] in [Word/Excel/PowerPoint Options].
2.Select [COM Add-Ins] in [Manage], and click [Settings].
3.Select the [iW Desktop Office Toolbar] check box, and click [OK].
Desktop supports an environment where different versions of Microsoft Office coexist; however, such an environment is not recommended by Microsoft. For possible problems caused by such coexistence, refer to the support page of Microsoft.