Is it possible to add a custom button to Outlook 2013 reading pane - next to "FORWARD" (where the red arrow points)...
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These are standard buttons in reading button and you can't alter or add to it.
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I am trying to change the TOolTipDescription of DELETE button in Microsoft Dynamics through ribbonsDiff.xml. It is not letting me change and throwing the error "cannot edit property until element is customized". I have customised it by defining it in ribbonDiff.xml file. But it is not changing the behavior of the DELETE button. Any way to change the ToolTipDescription of DELETE button ?
Get yourself a wonderful tool called the Ribbon Workbench. Then see Change the text or image of a standard button. Here's a high-level summary:
Install Ribbon Workbench in your org
Create a solution that contains just the entity you are trying to modify
Open Ribbon Workbench and select your solution
Near the top right corner of the screen, select the ribbon type that has the delete button you are trying to modify.
In the ribbon that appears, right-click the Delete button and choose Customise Button.
Modify the ToolTipDescription field down below.
Click publish.
In office applications i want to get the word on which the user right clicks.
i was able to get for Excel and Word. in outlook and PowerPoint i am not able detect the right click event.
In outlook i want to detect right click on a word in mail body.
In power point i want to detect right click in a slide content.
In outlook i have tried the events:
ItemContextMenuDisplay,
AttachmentContextMenuDisplay,
FolderContextMenuDisplay,
ContextMenuClose,
StoreContextMenuDisplay,
ViewContextMenuDisplay,
In power point i have tried:
WindowBeforeRightClick,
can somebody help me with the events to be used?
I will try to answer the Outlook part.
The Outlook object model doesn't provide any events for that. The only possible solution is to add your control to the context menu and handle the getVisible or getEnabled callbacks. Thus, you will be aware when the context menu is going to be displayed. But it seems MS doesn't provide the required IDs for that menu, see Extending the User Interface in Outlook 2010 for more information.
See Office 2013 Help Files: Office Fluent User Interface Control Identifiers
In the case of PowerPoint, WindowBeforeRightClick is the correct event.
You would find that setting Cancel = True in the handler for that event only works if the right-click is on the slide itself. On a shape or within a text range this fails to work as expected.
Workaround is the lock the screen and switch to a different view and back and then update the screen to prevent the contextual menu from appearing for the shape/text range.
i am creating an addin for outlook . i am stuck with my requirements ... how to open a pop up for entering some input value on click of custom button in ribbon.
i.e How to open a form in outlook UI
simple question it was ..
i am able to open vb form ..
NativeAddIn::ApplicationConfiguration ^appConfigurationform = gcnew NativeAddIn::ApplicationConfiguration();
appConfigurationform->ShowDialog();
To create a ribbon in the outlook
Click on file - go to options - customize ribbon - create a new tab - rename it by clicking on it next drag an action to be performed on the particular ribbon
and import settings
click ok
close the outllok and reopen it again
this is for outlook application 2019.
Where is the word-wrap icon to toggle back and forth in Visual Studio 2010? I want it in the toolbar or have a shortcut for it.
I see the option in the tools dialog box, but I switch back and forth constantly. I shouldn't have to dig through deep options to toggle this option on and off. Most editors have this option, but for some crazy reason, I can't find it in Visual Studio here...
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can't find a solution online, and word wrap isn't even showing up in the program's help menu.
You can add the word wrap to any toolbar or menu via the Customize functionality in Visual Studio. You need to use the Edit > Toggle Word Wrap command. Here's how you can add it to a new toolbar.
Right-click the toolbar and click Customize in the menu.
In the Customize dialog click on the new button to create a new toolbar.
Give the toolbar a name and click OK.
Click on the Commands tab and click on the Toolbar radio button, then select the toolbar you just named.
Click on the Add Command button.
The Add Command dialog will appear and select the Edit selection in the Categories list box. Then select the Toggle Word Wrap command in the Commands List Box. Click OK to close the dialog.
In the default keyboard mapping scheme the Edit.ToggleWordWrap command has the shortcut Ctrl+E, Crtl+W predefined for the Text Editor.
I have VS 2010 and Word 2010. In Word 2010 there is sometimes a message/warning bar that pops up under the ribbon but above the body of the document that allows the user to do an action. It looks something like this...
Can I programmatically though VSTO or Interop create a custom bar that allows the user to click a button and then it executes some code.
If not, is there an alternative popup or dialog box that will do something like this?
Thanks,
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This is not provided by out-of-the box VSTO. With VSTO, you can add task panes that reside on the left or right-hand side of the Word window.
I suggest taking a look at Add-In-Express. They have something called Advanced Task Panes. These panes can reside in four locations within the Word window: Top, Bottom, Left, or Right.
There is more information about Advanced Task Panes here.