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May 1st 08, 01:33 PM
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CommandBarButton with icon, caption and popup menu
I'm trying to add a button of type msoControlPopup to a custom Outlook
commandbar. I need this button to be able to display an icon, as well as a Caption. Also this button has sub items under it. It should look exactly like the New / Send Receive buttons on the standard Outlook toolbar (icon, Caption and popup menu). From what I've read on other threads in this group, It is not possible to assign an icon to a CommandBarButton of type msoControlPopup. It is also not possible to create a button of type msoControlSplitButtonPopup , which is apparently what the New / Send Receive buttons are. Is there any way this functionality could be achieved using a standard CommandBarButton? Or more specifically, since I can add a CommandBarButton to the toolbar with both an icon and a caption, is there any way to make it display a popup menu when it is clicked? Thanks in advance, Manoj 
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May 1st 08, 02:46 PM
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CommandBarButton with icon, caption and popup menu
You can do whatever you want when the button is clicked, but you'd have to
display a popup menu in a separate form. It wouldn't be a normal CommandBarPopup control menu. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm wrote in message ... I'm trying to add a button of type msoControlPopup to a custom Outlook commandbar. I need this button to be able to display an icon, as well as a Caption. Also this button has sub items under it. It should look exactly like the New / Send Receive buttons on the standard Outlook toolbar (icon, Caption and popup menu). From what I've read on other threads in this group, It is not possible to assign an icon to a CommandBarButton of type msoControlPopup. It is also not possible to create a button of type msoControlSplitButtonPopup , which is apparently what the New / Send Receive buttons are. Is there any way this functionality could be achieved using a standard CommandBarButton? Or more specifically, since I can add a CommandBarButton to the toolbar with both an icon and a caption, is there any way to make it display a popup menu when it is clicked? Thanks in advance, Manoj
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