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    Posted: 24 November 2009 at 2:10pm
Hi Oleg,

Is this okay that all Office2007 styles for Ribbon have the same image for File Button -> Office2007_FileButton.png.

It's blue. But skins are different. The issue started to appear only in v13.2.0.

If it's a feature of v13.2.0 we need additional way to disable this blue button. Because the only one workaround for it, that we found, is to comment out the picture defined in Office2007*.rc files.

Great thanx.
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Hi,
 
Just don't show System button as button. If you have something like pSystemButton->SetStyle(xtpButtonIcon); comment this line.
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Hi,

We need this button on GUI. It's working like this when ribbon has no visible tabs.

    CXTPControlPopup* pFile = (CXTPControlPopup*)pRibbon->AddSystemButton(0);
    pFile->SetCommandBar(fileMenu.GetSubMenu(0));
    pFile->SetCaption(L"File");


That's all that we are doing, and the button is present.
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Hi,
 
Please attach screenshot what you see here. Double check you don't have pFile->SetStyle(..) line.
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