A comment on RibbonX callbacks
I found this kind of interesting, but somewhat strange... A couple of nights ago I spent a significant amount of wasted time trying to get a callback to work in Visual Studio 2005. The problem was that I was trying
I found this kind of interesting, but somewhat strange... A couple of nights ago I spent a significant amount of wasted time trying to get a callback to work in Visual Studio 2005. The problem was that I was trying
Now that I've caught you with an alluring title... 😉 This area is actually a great passion to me, as I'm not a big fan of maintenance work. I like to sit down, think my project through, build it, and
I've been moving around in Visual Studio for the last hour, trying to get familiar with it. As always, I feel that the best way to learn to use a program is to start with a project, so I decided
The history of posts on the Ribbon can be found at the Ribbon Example Table of Contents. In this blogpost, I thought it might be nice to try a real example of something that someone may actually want to to.
The history of posts on the Ribbon can be found at the Ribbon Example Table of Contents. For this installment, I thought I would focus on exploring the button control in depth, explaining what each piece of XML does when
The history of posts on the Ribbon can be found at the Ribbon Example Table of Contents. The purpose of this post is to demonstrate how to use the Ribbon to interact with our application. Specifically, this example has an
The history of posts on the Ribbon can be found at the Ribbon Example Table of Contents. In this article I'm going to demonstrate using an "edit box" to change the description of a button on the Ribbon. XML Markup
The history of posts on the Ribbon can be found at the Ribbon Example Table of Contents. In this article I'm going to demonstrate a very simple menu created on the Ribbon. This particular menu will only hold two buttons
I've decided that it is time to start maintaining a Table of Contents for my Ribbon blog posts. It's just getting a little too hard to find them all. 🙂 I'll keep modifying this page, updating it as I add
If you are working with RibbonX code in Microsoft Office, you no doubt use the CustomUI editor from OpenXML Developer. The tool has is an essential one for working with RibbonX and Office as it offers us the following advantages:
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