Hello Gleason, >> I#m quite OK with ribbons in general but >> at the moment it doesn't use the possibilities that a ribbon offers, >> like sub groups. As an idea to show what I mean: Take the tab >> "Message" for example:
>> Tab Message >> Sub group "Communicate" contains actions >> New >> Reply >> Reply to all >> Forward >> Forward as text >> Forward as attachments >> Resend >> Redirect >> Edit as new >> Sub Group "Categorize" contains actions >> Flags >> Colour Group >> Tags >> Memo (was Memo Editor) >> Sub Group "Organize" contains actions >> Move to Folder >> Copy to Folder >> Save as >> Delete >> Sub Group "Print" contains actions >> Print >> Print Preview >> Print Setup >> What are you thoughts, readers? G> The problem with sub groups is that functions get hidden in the G> hierarchy. "Now where is that darn Save As function"? And "Edit as G> new"? Not here, not there. Menu bars can have groups too (sub G> menus). In practice, they are minimally used, which should also be G> the case with sub groups in ribbons. OK, maybe this was not well described on my end. I don't mean sub groups in the sense of sub menues which open on MouseOver or Click. I meant an optical group as you can see it in the tab "Options". The second "Options" and "Select Skin" are what I think to be called sub groups. Best regards, mse -- Using The Bat! Version 9.0.0.2 (ALPHA) (32-bit) Pro on Windows 10 (Build 18362) (64-bit) without OTFE ________________________________________________________ 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
