There is an easy solution: you can use the ADXRibbonCommand component. Basically there is only one thing that may present some difficulties to you – knowing the ID of the standard control. However, you can visit Microsoft website to find the list of all available control IDs (please see the link below). Everything else is as easy as pie with Add-in Express.
In this Video HowTo we’ll intercept such Outlook buttons as Reply, Reply All and Forward and to give the end-user the possibility to cancel the default action of these Ribbon buttons.
See how you can do this:
This sample video was captured in Visual Studio 2008 (VB.NET) with Add-in Express 2009 for Office and VSTO.
