Is it possible to use the Windows.Forms-Designer to create a CommandBar, that can be added to the commandBars in MSOffice
I know how to create a new commandBar and how to add it to the commandbars in office, but it's a lot of work to do it by hand. So it would be nice, if I could create the buttons and actions in the Forms-Designer and afterwords add it to the new commandBar.
Is there any way to do this
Using Windows.Forms-Designer to create an office-CommandBar??
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Using Windows.Forms-Designer to create an office-CommandBar??
Arshad Paracha
But the VSTO aren't for free, are they
Rui Covelo
You can't use the WinForms designer to do this, but you could use the VSTO (Visual Studio Tools For Office) api to get some help with this.
Here's some sample code:
http://www.outlookcode.com/vsto/toolbarpos.htm