Commandbar Frame question |
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wxperson
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Posted: 21 January 2010 at 9:21am |
Hi,
This may be simple but why can you have more than one Commandbarframe controls but only 1 Commandbar control on a single form? The documentation says that functionally they are the same. Is this 100% true? George |
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SuperMario
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why do you want more than 1? Frame is only for those environments that don't have a frame for the commandbars.
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wxperson
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Not sure why I would want to have more than 1 but being new to this I thought I would ask. :-)
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SuperMario
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There isn't any reason to have more than one on a form :)
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shipwreck
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SuperMario is exactly right. The commandbars control can create nearly an unlimited amount of menus and toolbars. This actually makes it easier for everyone in my book.
SuperMario, while I have you on this one, could you help me out a bit with this post? Here's the link: Question about Toolbar customization. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks! :] |
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