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Is there a way to add a custom command to some form's top menubar?

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Eric - 28 Jul 2006 06:25 GMT
Hello,

I was wondering if the following problem had a solution:

Assume jscript function J implementing command C.
Is there a way to add a custom option in the top menu bar (as a new menu or
an existing menu, doesn't matter), as shortcut for triggering J/C.

Note-1: This question is the context of a form in run-time mode, not to a
template in design mode, of course.
Note-2: I'm interested in answers relevant to either 2003 or 2007

Many thanks in advance,

Eric
[MSFT] AlexWein - 31 Jul 2006 08:49 GMT
One method - create a button in your form, set its action to rules and code,
then edit the code to do whatever you like; then, in control properties for
the button, go to Advanced, and set the access key.

Alternatively, InfoPath 2007 now supports COM add-ins, try exploring there.

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