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Custom UI Ribbon Word 2010
Posted on 2013-05-21
I am trying to define my own images for a custom ribbon in 2010. Doing this for buttons is easy but I have hit a problem when the size of the Word window is reduced. If each Group is set to autoscale then as the window gets smaller the buttons get smaller until a default image for the Group is shown (and ultimately the entire ribbon is hidden). The default image for a Group is plain with a circle in the middle. How do I use my own images for each custom Group I have?
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I think that you are out of luck. Details are in the link below.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vsto/thread/b55b368f-82e5-42e6-af9e-b056a0fe3ad0
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vsto/thread/b55b368f-82e5-42e6-af9e-b056a0fe3ad0
Thanks for the reply JackieMan but I don't think that article is relevent. My ribbon is autoScaling fine its the image of the rescaled group of buttons that I would like to change.
Managed to sort this myself. Didn't realise that image="imagename" can be used with a Group in ribbon xml file. Got confused by searching for a solution before trying it myself first. Now the chosen image is displayed when the Window gets too small to show the buttons in a Group.
Accepted my own solution.
Accepted my own solution.
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