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by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 01/31/2008
By default, when the Office 2003 theme is used the Luna Colors for the currently set system theme will be used to color the Commandbars. Luna colors are the Blue, Silver, and Olive themes used in Windows XP. If you application is running on Windows X...
by Mike Palmatier Visual Basic 6 Created on 01/31/2008
To access the ToolBars via code, the CommandBars collection is used. The CommandBars collection is a collection of CommandBar objects. The collection will contain a CommandBar object for each toolbar that is created. The collection is a "1" based col...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
If you have created a splitter popup button as shown below, it will disappear when the ‘Reset Toolbar’ button is clicked. pStandardBar->GetControls()->Add(xtpControlSplitButtonPopup, ID_BUTTON_POPUP); If you use Customizable toolbars ...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
(Part I) using ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI:Command Bars supports the classic MFC updating mechanism using the ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI macro. For example, to make a menu or toolbar command item checked you would add the following code: BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CMainF...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
If you need to add new functionality to standard Command Bar controls (CXTPControlButton, CXTPControlPopup, CXTPControlComboBox, CXTPControlEdit) you must create a new class inherited from one of these and override some virtual methods. This tutorial...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
The following is a tutorial on how to create an MDI application using the Visual Studio 6.0 Application Wizard that will have Office style menus and toolbars. The same technique can be used for later versions of Visual Studio .NET as well. Create a ...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
The following is a tutorial on how to create add customization to your applications toolbars and menus to your application. This tutorial assumes that you have already created an application that uses office style toolbars and menus. For a tutorial o...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
You can create a custom theme for your application by deriving a class from any of the theme classes available in the toolkit. Create a double gripper theme similar to Visual Studio 6.0. Create a new class derived from one of the predefined theme...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
The following is a tutorial on how to add intelligent menus to your application. This tutorial assumes that you have already created an application that uses Office style toolbars and menus. For a tutorial on how to create an application that uses Of...
by Kirk Stowell Visual C++ Created on 11/16/2007
Command Bars has three ways for developers to add MDI Menu customization menus. This tutorial assumes that you have already created an application with customization. Click here for more information about this. Standard MDI Menu customization: This...