Hi Robert,
Am 09.12.10 00:05, schrieb robert2682:
2) I'd appreciate it if you'll let me know whether the Tag attribute in
the callback can be read. This is the problem I mentioned in my initial
response. Just let me know the contents of the second message box after
clicking the button in Offic
Christian K. wrote:
Hi Christian,
As promised, attached please find a sample program for accessing the
Office Ribbon from Python. A couple notes:
1)The program I've written is for Excel; if you want Outlook you'll
need to change the registration code, but this shouldn't be a big deal!
Christian K. wrote:
I even fail to get that far. What do I have to change here to be able
access the new style toolbars?
class Addin:
_com_interfaces_ = ['_IDTExtensibility2']
_public_methods_ = []
_reg_clsctx_ = pythoncom.CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER
_reg_clsid_ = "{D371B22C-78B1-427
Am 06.12.10 05:42, schrieb robert2682:
Christian K. wrote:
Hi,
has anybody experiencs in writing Outlook com addins using the
IRibbonExtensibilty mechanism? I would like to make use of the ui
features provided by office 2010. Currently I am creating office
toolbars as demonstrated in the win32c
Christian K. wrote:
Hi,
has anybody experiencs in writing Outlook com addins using the
IRibbonExtensibilty mechanism? I would like to make use of the ui
features provided by office 2010. Currently I am creating office
toolbars as demonstrated in the win32com.demos and all toolbars go to
the "Add
Hi,
has anybody experiencs in writing Outlook com addins using the
IRibbonExtensibilty mechanism? I would like to make use of the ui
features provided by office 2010. Currently I am creating office
toolbars as demonstrated in the win32com.demos and all toolbars go to
the "Addins" tab.
Thank
