RibbonX - Martin, Robert; Puls, Ken; Hennig, Teresa
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This book will teach the reader how to customize the user interface for Microsoft Office applications, including Access, Excel, and Word, using RibbonX. The authors show how to customize the Ribbon using VBA, XML and macros--concentrating on:
- XML development for Ribbon customization;
- VBA to add functionality to the custom UI.
And, since macros and VBA will trigger Windows security settings, they also cover the relevant aspects of security, such as trust centers and digital certificates.
The chapters are filled with real-world code examples that readers can immediately apply.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book will teach the reader how to customize the user interface for Microsoft Office applications, including Access, Excel, and Word, using RibbonX. The authors show how to customize the Ribbon using VBA, XML and macros--concentrating on:

- XML development for Ribbon customization;

- VBA to add functionality to the custom UI.

And, since macros and VBA will trigger Windows security settings, they also cover the relevant aspects of security, such as trust centers and digital certificates.

The chapters are filled with real-world code examples that readers can immediately apply. (Many procedures will apply to all major Office apps; where they don't, the authors highlight the differences.)

The book also includes appendices of reference material so that readers can quickly see the correct names or groups, tabs and other necessary objects in the ribbon and application hierarchies.
Autorenporträt
Robert Martin is an Excel MVP and Microsoft Certified Professional. With a background in finance, he has worked as an IT director for an investment bank in the UK, and worked on charitable projects in Africa before turning to authoring on MS Office development.

Ken Puls is an Excel MVP and a Certified Management Accountant in Canada. He works as the Controller of a resort, teaches Excel courses, and has authored all of the articles at the www.excelguru.ca website.

Teresa Hennig is an Access MVP and president of the Pacific Northwest Access Developer Group and the Seattle Access Group. She is the lead author of the Access VBA Programmer's Reference series and is a lead on three national committees for INETA. Her company, Data Dynamics Northwest, provides data management solutions and consulting services.