How to disable the startup image when you start Microsoft Office products

Previously, when computers were large and slow, start Word or Excel was not as lightning, as it is today. And to show that the program is launched, it was necessary to show the kind of picture that relieves stress expectations. Now, computers have become smaller and faster, but Microsoft USD still shows us these pictures, which are now themselves generate irritation of worthlessness. How to opt out of the starting images we tell below.

1) Create a new shortcut on your desktop by right-clicking on it and selecting New → Shortcut.

2) At the command prompt, enter the following, depending on the software program in which you want to disable the starting picture (splash screen):

"C: \ Program Files \ Microsoft Office \ Office14 \ WINWORD.EXE" / q
"C: \ Program Files \ Microsoft Office \ Office14 \ EXCEL.EXE" / e
"C: \ Program Files \ Microsoft Office \ Office14 \ POWERPOINT.EXE" / s

If you have a different version of Office, then make sure that the path to the exe-Schnick were correct.

3) Enter a name for the shortcut and save it.

This way of starting off the picture works only if you run a program with these shortcuts. If you run the associated file, the picture reappears. To complete its shutdown is necessary to change the system registry settings.

For Word 2003:

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ Word. Document.8 \ shell \ Open \ command]
Both changed to:
C: \\ Program Files \\ Microsoft Office \\ Office14 \\ WINWORD.EXE \ "/ q / n \"% 1 \ "

For Word 2007 and 2010:


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ Word. Document.12 \ shell \ Open \ command]
change to:
C: \\ Program Files \\ Microsoft Office \\ Office14 \\ WINWORD.EXE \ "/ q / n \"% 1 \ "

For Excel 2003:


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ Excel. Sheet.8 \ shell \ Open \ command]
change to:
C: \\ Program Files \\ Microsoft Office \\ Office14 \\ EXCEL.EXE \ "/ e / dde

For Excel 2007 and 2010:


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ Excel. Sheet.12 \ shell \ Open \ command]
change to:
C: \\ Program Files \\ Microsoft Office \\ Office14 \\ EXCEL.EXE \ "/ e / dde

For Powerpoint 2003


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ PowerPoint. Slide.8 \ shell \ Open \ command]
change to:
C: \\ PROGRA ~ 1 \\ MICROS ~ 2 \\ Office14 \\ POWERPNT.EXE / s \ "% 1 \"

For Powerpoint 2007 and 2010:


[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT \ PowerPoint. Slide.12 \ shell \ Open \ command]
change to:
C: \\ PROGRA ~ 1 \\ MICROS ~ 2 \\ Office14 \\ POWERPNT.EXE / s \ "% 1 \"