A quick summary of how to use the Office Custom UI Editor and a couple of tips to make life easier. There are three main ways to add custom tabs and menus to the ribbon: manually in the Word Options (though this is rather limited for Word 2007); with VBA or Visual Studio code; or by adding a custom UI section to the Word template (or document) and then editing it’s XML with the Custom UI Editor. This blog is about the third way – the Custom UI Editor. You don’t need to understand much about XML to use it (the patterns in the XML are pretty easy to follow) but there are a couple of things that I would have loved to have known about before I started – the gallery of icons, and the tendency of the new version to insert the 2010 schema instead of the 2007 one. Billing Software With Source Code In Php.
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