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January 28th 10, 02:12 AM
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macro buttons
In Outlook 2003 I used to add buttons for my macros to the bar of the
message window. Those macros handle moving current message to certain folders (default Move to Folder button was not convenient enough). Once upgraded to version 2007, my buttons are now moved to Add-Ins menu of the Ribbon and I'm fine with it (although they're one click further now to reach). How do I add more macro buttons to the Add-Ins? I only found a way to add them to Quick Access Toolbar which is not feasible since the captions appear there only when mouse is over, and I need them displayed permanently. Thanks in advance. 
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