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While reading your previous post I started doing the same code :).
You are fast - Great work!, Thanks for sharing
Thanks Roy,
This will help reduce button bureaucracy in future add-ins.
-- rauchy
Very cool. Have battled with addin button icons and menu positions in the past. At one point I had to write an ugly hack because there were "two" commandbars with the name "Project".
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I like it, though personally I have a lot more problems with trying to get rid of things in my menus, rather than adding to them. :)
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