Bug: The Dropdown Button Icons in the ribbon are not scaled up to the system DPI setting, even if the process is dpiaware. See screenshot below (the icons that need a fix are marked in the screenshot with orange circles).

Effect of the bug: The icons appear on high screen resolutions smaller then they should be. The higher the screen resolution and the higher the dpi setting in Windows is, the smaller the icons appear.

Tested with the VB6 ribbon sample (see attached ZIP file). Set the System DPI to a high value to see the effect and run the uploaded sample which turns on DPIawareness in-process with Win32 api (SetProcessDpiAwareness):

Note: The effect is bigger on high dpi settings and big computer screens. On small monitors the effect is not recognizeable.

Importance: As Screen resolutions and screens become higher in the market, this Problem needs a fix in the 2026 version.

Thank you so much for your efforts and keep up the good work dear Codejock Team <3

Hello,

I'm wondering how I can change the Caption of the Customize dialog? (e.g. "General Options")

Since I'm using only once custom page is possible to Hide the Tab General, just show the content.

How I can set the width and height of the dialog window? when creates the dialog is too small for the content and user has always to enlarge the window.

Many thanks in advanced.

Cheers

Hello,

I can't to run your project

Hello,

I've checked our VB sample and key assign problem not found. May be I need to do additional some actions? 

I've checked with VB6 ActionsSample.

Regards,

Artem Gontarenko

Hi, I have a VB6 MDIForm with a CommandBars control, and have aligned a PictureBox on the left. In the CommandBars_RepositionAlignedControls event handle, I call CommandBars.MoveAlignedControl on the PictureBox, and everything looks good.

However, I want to change the width of the PictureBox at runtime. If the CommandBars isn't on the form, it works as expected. However, when the CommandBars is on the form, changing the Width property of the PictureBox doesn't do anything: no visible change, and if I set the Width, then read it back, it's unchanged.

A small project that demonstrates the problem: Create a new VB6 project that contains an MDIForm. On the MDIForm, put a CommandBars control named CommandBars and a PictureBox named Picture1. Set the Align of Picture1 to Align Left and the Width to 2000. Put a CommandButton named Command1 inside Picture1, near the upper-left.

If you remove the CommandBars from the form and comment out the lines that reference it, it works as expected: Clicking the button toggles the PictureBox width between two sizes. With CommandBars, clicking the button doesn't do anything, and the Debug message says "Set to 1000, actual width is 2004"

SuitePro 22.0.0 on Windows 11.

Commandbar v20.3

VB6SP6

Win10

hi,

i dont understand why .EditHandle is always 0 after i added a ComboBox or a EditBox to the commandbar:

ToolBar.Controls.Add(xtpControlComboBox, 500, "")

ToolBar.Controls.Add(xtpControlEdit, 500, "")

Is this maybe a bug in my older version of the commandbar?