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    Posted: 11 February 2015 at 8:39am
I thought that calling pRibbonBar->ShowQuickAccess(FALSE); would remove the Quick Access Bar, but it seems that the area where it should be is still there:



How can I get rid of this space. I do not want to enable Frame Theme.

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Hello,

That space is not used only for QuickAccess controls. For example run RibbonSample  and select picture in document. In that space you can see "Picture tools" under context ribbon tab  "Picture format".

You can use "Frame Theme" to show that  context ribbon tab in application's caption area. For example in the same sample button Options->"Frame Theme".

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Ok, I see.

The problem is that when I use EnableFrameTheme the Caption Bar and the Ribbon will get a gradient fill, and I don't want that.

Then I believe that I can set CXTPCommandBarsFrameHook::m_bAllowDwm = FALSE; but this seems not to have any effect? 

I'm deriving from CXTPMDIFrameWnd and I can see in the RibbinMDISample this is also omitted, whereas it is in the RibbonSample with a single view you can set Dwm.

Or is it the order I do things?

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