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[Quoted Text] > HOWTO Add a button to Word's current toolbar.
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> Please help,
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> I'm using VC++ and I want to add a button to a Word toolbar. I want
> the button to invoke a macro I make on the fly, but first I need to
> gett he button there. The difficulties I see are as such:
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> 1) Given the Application object, how do I find which tool bars (or
> command bars) are currently up?
Check each commandBar Visible value
> 2) Are there "default" Word toolbars that should always be available,
> so I do not have to loop through all toolbars to find one I can use?
The only one you can almost be certain that will be there all the timne is
the menu bar.
Dim myMenuBar As CommandBar
Set myMenuBar = CommandBars.ActiveMenuBar
Which returns an object pointing to the menu bar.
> 3) Can I add a toolbar button to the main menu bar where things like
> the "File Meno" reside?
Yes. But this is a VBA group. I do not know how you would do this with VC++
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Jean-Guy Marcil - Word MVP
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