Commandbar Position
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I asked this question earlier but got no reply. I want my commandbar
(a toolbar attached to a workbook) to always appear as the bottom-most
commandbar at the top of the screen, centered horizontally, when the
workbook opens. Seems like this shouldn't be all that difficult, but
apparently it is a problem in Excel (2002). Thanks! James
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