- To bind BossCheckBox to the Outlook toolbar, you add an advanced command bar control (ADXCommandBarAdvancedControl1) to the Controls collection of your Outlook Inspector toolbar and select BossCheckBox in the Control property of the ADXCommandBarAdvancedControl1.
- The new Tell Me box in Office 2016 apps is the new way of finding commands in your Office files. In the Tell me field, just enter words and phrases about what you want to do next and quickly get to features you want to use or actions you want to perform.
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- Business In A Box Office Toolbar Extension
Toolbar Controls
for Microsoft® Office
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No ad claims - facts only!
When you look through the marketplace of development components and tools, you will probably run into numerous vendors claiming that their products are the best. As you can well imagine, Add-in Express is no different. But before you dismiss our claims, take a moment to review the facts below and see for yourself why Add-in Express has no equal competitors on the market.
Fact #1: No analogs among .NET components
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- you use a unique solution
The Toolbar Controls for Microsoft Office is a no-analog component library for Office 2007 - 2000 developers.
Fact #2: Use any .NET controls on Office commandbars
- you extend Office toolbars with any .NET components
With the Toolbar Controls for Microsoft Office you can use both built in .NET and 3rd-partty .NET controls on Office toolbars.
Fact #3: Overstep msoControlType limitation
- you needn't care of msoControlType
Earlier Office developers could use only five standard controls from the msoControlType enumeration - button, edit box, combo box, dropdown list and pop-up. Now you can create and use any controls on Office 2007 - 2000 command bars such as the controls included in msoControlType (the standard controls are marked in blue):
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Fact #4: True RAD and Office-specific components
- true RAD helps you to work effectively
The Toolbar Controls for Microsoft Office is based on the True RAD Add-in Express architecture and works trough visual components only.
Fact #5: All versions and updates of MS Office are supported
- you use our experience in Office development
More than 60% of the Toolbar Controls for Microsoft Office source code has been created to overpass all pitfalls and features that different Office versions and updates have.
Fact #ZERO: CONCENTRATE ON YOUR WORK
- stop coding things that have already been coded!
Add-in Express and the Toolbar Controls for Microsoft Office are time-saving toolkits aimed at giving you more time for concentrating on your work instead of coding things that have already been coded many times by many people. Failed to install the hcmon driver windows 10.
-->Contains buttons that are shortcuts to some commonly used menu items.
You can click a toolbar button once to carry out the action represented by that button. If you want to display ToolTips for the toolbar buttons, you can select the Show ToolTips option on the General tab of the Options dialog box.
| Button | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
View <host application> | Toggles between the host application and the active Visual Basic document. | |
| Insert | Opens a menu so that you can insert one of the following objects to your active project. The icon changes to the last object you added. The default is the form. UserForm Module Class Module Procedure | |
Save <host document name> | Saves the host document including the project and all of its components (forms and modules). | |
| Cut | Removes the selected control or text and places it on the Clipboard. | |
| Copy | Copies the selected control or text onto the Clipboard. | |
| Paste | Inserts the contents of the Clipboard at the current location. | |
| Find | Opens the Find dialog box and searches for the specified text in the Find What box. | |
Undo <last editing action> | Reverses the last editing action. | |
Redo <last editing action> | Restores the last text editing Undo actions if no other actions have occurred since the last Undo. | |
| Run Sub/UserForm or Run Macro | Runs the current procedure if the cursor is in a procedure, runs the UserForm if a UserForm is currently active, or runs a macro if neither the Code window nor a UserForm is active. | |
| Break | Stops execution of a program while it's running and switches to break mode. | |
Reset <project> | Clears the execution stack module level variables and resets the project. | |
| Design Mode | Turns design mode off and on. | |
| Project Explorer | Displays the Project Explorer, which displays a hierarchical list of the currently open projects and their contents. | |
| Properties Window | Opens the Properties window so that you can view the properties of the selected control. | |
| Object Browser | Displays the Object Browser, which lists the object libraries, the type library, classes, methods, properties, events, and constants that you can use in code, as well as the modules and procedures you defined for your project. | |
| Toolbox | Displays or hides the Toolbox, which contains all of the controls and insertable objects (such as a Microsoft Excel Chart) available to your application. This is only available when a UserForm is active. | |
| Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications Help | Opens the help viewer for the associated application. |
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