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   SBK2K  
   
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     Topic: .NET & FindControlPosted: 04 October 2005 at 9:22pm  | 
 
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    Hi, I'm currently evaluating the Xtreme Suite to determine if I want to start using it in my programs. I've hit a problem I can't work out with .NET. I'm using C# and I want to disable one of the tools in the toolbar and in a menu. I've tried using CommandBars.FindControl([toolid]).Enabled = false; And that just disables the first tool... using the other prototype for FindControl Public Function FindControl( _ As follows: CommandBars.FindControl(null, [toolid], null, true); Still disables the tool, but only the first tool (i.e. it doesn't recurse). What am I doing wrong?  | 
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   Oleg  
   
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     Posted: 05 October 2005 at 12:05am | 
 
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    recurse mean that it try to search it in all toolbars and menus., but can return only one control. Please use Update event to Enable/Disable controls.  | 
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     Oleg, Support Team 
   
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