Uwe Mock
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Hello everybody,
is there an adx-samplecode to use ActionsPanes (not Taskpanes) for Word and Excel (2010)?
What I want to achieve:
Should look like Taskpanes but on a document-level. Switching documents should not mess with the actionpanes of any other document. When I switch back to a document I want to see the last state of actionpanes that were visible when the document became inactive.
I've tried to do this with taskpanes but I don't think that it is possible that way. At least closing a taskpane closes it in any document window that is currently open.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. :)
Thanks in advance,
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Andrei Smolin
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Hello Uwe,
I don't know if your requirements can be implemented. There's no Add-in Express product supporting document-level add-ins and Action Panes. These are supported by VSTO.
I suggest asking this question at http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vsto/threads.
Andrei Smolin
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Uwe Mock
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Hello Andrei,
thanks for your reply.
Does this mean it cannot be done without VS?
Would it be possible to do it with taskpanes, created dynamically in the document-events? Perhaps with TadxCustomTakpane?
I don't want to save the taskpanes (or actionpanes) with the document. I just want to have every document its own set of taskpanes which are only used while the document is open.
Example: Two Word documents are open (A and B). User clicks i.e. "CheckIn" for Doc A. A Taskpane opens to ask for a comment to the users changes that is saved in the SVN on checkin along with the document. While the taskpane in Doc A is open clicking on Doc B should not open the same taskpane. That's all. :)
I'm just wondering if I'm getting on the wrong track with this approach.
Thanks in advance,
Uwe |
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Andrei Smolin
Add-in Express team
Posts: 18817
Joined: 2006-05-11
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Hello Uwe,
TadxCustomTakpane is a wrapper class managing Custom Task Panes. And a custom task pane is an ActiveX, you cannot create it at run time. Consider using Advanced Task Panes or showing different controls in the same custom task pane.
Andrei Smolin
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