A general question on Office UI

J

Jingxi Chen

I want use word as a report editing tool in a .NET solution. I want to change
the style of word (menus, toolbars etc...) into the style of my solution.

Is there a general suggestion and methodology on this? Thanks
 
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Wei-Dong XU [MSFT]

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Peter Huang [MSFT]

Hi

To which extent do you want to customize the word menu/toolbar?
I think office Object Modal do not provide complete customize the
menu/toolbar.
Here are some links you may take a look.

830502 How to customize menus and menu bars in Excel (Although this one
is for excel, while the CommandBars is a general Object Collection spanning
many office products)
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=830502

288771 How To Create a Transparent Picture For Office CommandBar Buttons
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=288771

209140 WD2000: Sample Macro to Create Popup Toolbar
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=209140

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Yan-Hong Huang[MSFT]

Hello Cjx,

I was reviewing the issue thread. Do you have any more concerns on this
question? If there is any question, please feel free to reply Peter and we
will follow up.

Thanks very much.

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Essam Salah

I have some points of interest in the same subject :
Regarding office 2000 :

1 - Why the behaviour of adding a new Add-in is different between Word and
Power Point ; i.e.
Adding a new Add-in in power point gets loaded automaticlly every time I
close and reopen PP.
But
Adding a new Add-in in Word doesn't load automaticlly after close and
re-open

2 - Why the Application.CommandBars.Add(temporary:=true) has different
behaviour in PP and Word
Adding a new CommandBar with temporary=true in PP , close and re-open PP
will destroy the new CommandBar
But in Word the CommandBar still there even when closing and re-opening many
times

Please Advice

Essam
 
H

Harold

A Word addin has to be stored in the Word Startup folder for it to be loaded
each time Word starts.

The Temporary property in Word simply doesn't work. You will have to code
the deletion of the controls when Word exits.

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Harold Kless, MCSD
Support Professional
Microsoft Technical Support for Business Applications
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