I got confirmation this morning that RibbonX - Customizing the Office 2007 Ribbon was sent to the printers on Wednesday. 🙂 (I blogged that it was coming here.) The publishing of this book, which happens officially on December 17, 2007,
I believe that I've uncovered a bug in the implementation of the visible attribute of the separator element. Or rather, the fact that you cannot set the visible attribute to false. The code I used to test this was as
A little background A while ago, I blogged about the Excel 2007 Icon Gallery, which is available from Microsoft right here. It's a useful tool when you're trying to identify the imageMso that you're after, no question... but there's a
Hello folks, Here's another resource that I'm going to add to my RibbonX table of contents... it's the list of Office 2007 Control ID's. This is a package of 24 Excel spreadsheets that list all of the Ribbon control names,
The history of posts on the Ribbon can be found at the Ribbon Example Table of Contents. This blogpost deals with a slightly more dynamic use of RibbonX than we've dealt with in the past here. Specifically, this post illustrates
No more fooling around trying to figure out what the idMso is for the built in Excel commands when you're trying to customize the Ribbon. There is a great little download available from Microsoft to add a group of galleries
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
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
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