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    Posted: 07 September 2006 at 1:05pm
Will the ribbon bar be customizable (using the same mechanism as with commandbars) in future releases of ToolkitPro? If so (would be very appreciated), when will it be?

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The Ribbon itself is not user customizeable and is not intended to be. One of the design goals of the Ribbon is that the user interface is constitent over the whole lifetime of the application.
 
Only the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT) and the Quick Customize Menu is user customizeable.
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Is there a way to disable the customize button or not display it?
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Hi,
 
pRibbon->ShowQuickAccess(FALSE);
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That will get rid of the QuickAccess control completely, not just the customize button. Is there no way to hide the "customize" button only?
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Hi,

override CXTPRibbonBar and in constructor call m_pControlQuickAccess->SetVliaible(FALSE);
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I think you have a typo there. SetVliaible is not a method.
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Never mind. I figure you mean SetVisible.
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