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RibbonX For Dummies
John Wiley and Sons Ltd, Aug 2007, Pages: 404
RibbonX For Dummies, written in the Dummies friendly, easy-to-understand style, shows programmers how to build applications with the Office Ribbon. This book will show simpler examples in VBA and create complex examples in VB.NET and C#. The book has four phases. The first phase is to introduce RibbonX and help the reader understand how it differs from previous interfaces that Microsoft has provided. The second phase is to detail the inner workings of RibbonX so the reader knows what to expect when writing programs. The third phase helps the reader to design and implement new RibbonX solutions. The fourth phase helps the reader understand how to fix existing applications to use RibbonX. This fourth phase will include sample conversion programs that will automate the task for the reader, at least to the extent practical in a book.
Includes coding examples and sample conversion programs!
Create VBA, VB.NET, and C# custom applications with this radical new interface
Are you ready to tackle RibbonX? This friendly, plain-English guide gives you the tips and techniques you need to design and implement Ribbon apps fast, as well as plenty of examples for working in VBA and Visual Studio(r). You'll customize the Ribbon to meet your needs, create new elements, and even find solutions for pre-existing Office apps!
- Create an effective RibbonX design
- Write RibbonX apps
- Develop business applications for Office
- Work with Web services
- Convert existing toolbars and macros
About the author:
John Paul Mueller (La Valle, WI) is a writer, technical editor, and consultant. He has authored and co-authored 73 books and over 300 articles on various topics, including networking, artificial intelligence, database management, and programming. John contributes articles to magazines such as InformIT, DevSource, Visual Studio Developer, and asp.netPro.
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