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I designed a window app which I'm trying to add a button link to it on Microsoft office word 2010 ribbon but have no idea.
how do I go about it please?
I need help.

Posted 27-May-15 0:22am

Salisu Shaibu

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Maciej Los 27-May-15 6:42am

Sorry, but your question is not clear... ;(

Andy Lanng 27-May-15 6:49am

I think he's just looking for a pointer to get started. I posted a link to the msdn page for the ribbon factory. That should get him started :)

Salisu Shaibu 27-May-15 7:41am

Yes!
u guys could be right.
what I mean is this:
I have a window app that when installed on any computer, I want a ribbon or just a button to be automatically added to Microsoft office applications - Excel, Word, Power point & Access - so that, a click on the button will open my application.
I guess its clearer right?
please help.
thanks.

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Andy Lanng · Answer 1 · 2015-05-27T00:46:00

Solution 1

You question is unclear. read up on this:

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.office.tools.ribbon.ribbonfactory.aspx[^]

It will get you started and tell you what classes you need to search google for.

Posted 27-May-15 0:46am

Andy Lanng