ScriptLog "Configure Microsoft PowerPoint.
#WORD 2016 FOR MAC ADD TO RIBBON MAC#
5 or Microsoft Excel 2016 or later, including Mac Office 365. LoggedInUser=$( /usr/bin/stat -f%Su /dev/console ) # Currently logged-in userįunction restrictPermissionsUserTemplate() "įor USER_TEMPLATE in "/System/Library/User Template"/* ADD OR INPUT TEXT INTO MICROSOFT WORD To type information into Microsoft Word ensure the. ScriptLog "# Configure Microsoft Office 2016 UI: Restrict Permissions #"
# Configure Microsoft Office 2016 UI: Restrict Permissions microsoftOffice2016-OfficeUI-Home_tab-RestrictPermissions.sh #!/bin/sh
Please up-vote the following Feature Request: Policy Return Code(s) - On top: handle "included" return codes. In the current version of this script, if the files exsist, we don't modify them and just echo back an error to the JSS. In our testing, the Files to Modify listed above did NOT exsist if the end-user hasn't made any changes via: Word | Excel | PowerPoint > Preferences > Ribbon & Toolbar. Originally, we just wanted to duplicate the Restrict Permissions option in both the Home tab and the Review tab, but that seemed to prevent the end-user for further editing the Ribbon & Toolbar in Word, but Excel and PowerPoint were unaffected. ~/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Preferences/Powerpoint.officeUI We were approached by our internal Microsoft Product Manger to customize the Home tab in the Microsoft Office 2016 versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint so end-users could more easily find the Restrict Permissions feature, which is buried under the Review tab by default.Īfter searching in vain for documentation online, we turned to Composer and learned the following files hold the settings: Files to Modify ~/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Preferences/Word.officeUI
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