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Hello!
I'm trying to write a cmdlet to quickly configure my Microsoft Word application. I was able to find almost everything except setup the options on the Ribbon. Please tell me at least some way to configure using a Registry tweak, either using a command for the CMD or PowerShell, such parameters as activating/deactivating comments, page scale settings and track changing (the “Display for review” drop-down list).
Windows 10 Pro 22H2
Microsoft Office LTSC Professional Plus 2021
Thanks!
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Unfortunately, I don't understand much about VBA and other programming languages. But as far as I can understand, using this method you can create a tab and place the necessary options in it. But this can also be done through regular Word Options. How can I automatically change the STATE of buttons on the Ribbon (pressed/not pressed)? Or is this possible using your method? Maybe there is a ready-made sample that I could edit for myself and import into Word?