To add a Help panelįrom the Toolbox, drag a Panel to the Home category. The buttons are added to a new panel named Help. Now, you can assign two menu items that are defined in the Scribble application to ribbon buttons that are named Help Topics and About Scribble. Click the buttons to confirm that they function correctly.
The View and Window panels should be displayed. Save the changes, and then build and run the application. ) next to Menu Items to open the Items Editor dialog box.Ĭlick Add three times to add three buttons.Ĭlick the first button and then change Caption to New Window, and ID to ID_WINDOW_NEW.Ĭlick the second button and then change Caption to Cascade, and ID to ID_WINDOW_CASCADE.Ĭlick the third button and then change Caption to Tile, and ID to ID_WINDOW_TILE_HORZ. Change Caption to Windows, Keys to w, Large Image Index to 1, and Split Mode to False. Change Caption to Window.Ĭlick the button. Then drag a Button to the panel.Ĭlick the panel to modify its properties. When a user clicks the split button, a shortcut menu displays three commands that are already defined in the Scribble application.įrom the Toolbox, drag a Panel to the Home category. Change ID to ID_VIEW_STATUS_BAR and Caption to Status Bar.Ĭreate a panel named Window that has a split button. Change ID to ID_VIEW_TOOLBAR and Caption to Toolbar.Ĭlick the second check box to modify its properties. Change Caption to View.Ĭlick the first check box to modify its properties.
Then drag two Check Boxes to the panel.Ĭlick the panel to modify its properties. To add a View panel and Window panel to the ribbon barĬreate a panel named View, which has two check boxes that toggle the status bar and toolbar.įrom the Toolbox, drag a Panel to the Home category.
DOWNCAST RIBBON HOW TO
These steps show how to add a View panel that contains two check boxes that control the visibility of the toolbar and the status bar, and also a Window panel that contains a vertically oriented split button that controls the creation and arrangement of multiple-document interface (MDI) windows. This part of the walkthrough has the following sections:Īdding a Color Member to the Document Class This part shows how to add ribbon panels and controls that users can use instead of menus and commands. Part 1 of this walkthrough showed how to add an Office Fluent Ribbon to the classic Scribble application.
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