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I have created a commandbarcombox on an inspector commandbar like this:
MO.CommandBarComboBox ctl = (MO.CommandBarComboBox)ctls.Add( MO.MsoControlType.msoControlEdit, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, System.Reflection.Missing.Value, true); ctl.Caption = "txt"; ctl.Style = MO.MsoComboStyle.msoComboNormal; ctl.Visible = true; ctl.Text = "Some Value"; The control shows up on the toolbar but there is a usability issue under Office XP and 2003. After the user enters text in this control, it reverts back to the original text if the user clicks somewhere else (such as the message body). Hitting tab, however, preserves the newly entered text. Why is this and how do I make this control behave like a textbox should? Thank you, Benjamin Strum ThinkTron Corporation |
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