> I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish. A separate form region
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Hi,
just to explain my case a bit,
actually i want my form region to show up in main contact ribbon of Outlook,
when i click the button on main ribbon , it shows the form region (thats how
it is behaving right now which is alright) and the lower bottom of the button
is a drop down, showing some option (actions to perform).
How can i achieve this in C# ? or by using visual studip IDE ?
cheers
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Sanaulah - 22 Oct 2009 07:39 GMT
it is a separate form region, should show button on main contact ribbon. *
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Sue Mosher [MVP] - 22 Oct 2009 14:48 GMT
There's no way to make the region's button on the ribbon do that. Maybe you
don't understand that a form region is a separate page in the Inspector
window. The UI for the region itself is built on the region's surface, not in
the ribbon, which just provides a way to display the region. If you want
other functionality in the ribbon, that would be done independent of the form
region.
You can, of course, put a drop-down control on the region surface. Details
depend on whether you're building your region with an .ofs file or totally in
VS.

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Sanaulah - 23 Oct 2009 05:16 GMT
Alright I understand it now,
Is it possible to make a custom ribbon group in the main outlook ribbon to
contain buttons of one or more custom form regions (the default one, the way
it displays it).
thanks for your response.
Cheers
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