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ICommandBarManager Interface Members

The following tables list the members exposed by ICommandBarManager.

Public Properties
 NameDescription
 Property Gets or sets the default Customization status for all CommandBars belonging to the CommandBarManager;  
 Property Gets the collection of CommandBar objects currently managed by the CommandBarManager.  
 Property Gets a Hashtable which contains controls to use for controls containers.  
 Property Gets or sets the type of customization.  
 Property Flag to disable click events.  
 Property Get or sets a property which controls the enabled state of all CommandBars.  
 Property Informs if a control is currently in edit mode.  
 Property Gets whether the CommandBarManager is currently in update mode. (i.e. BeginInit() has been called)  
 Property Gets the CommandBar object that represents the Main Menu Bar.  
 Property MenuTool OptionSets.  
 Property Gets the MiniToolbar element.  
 Property Gets the Ribbon object that represents the Office Ribbon.  
 Property Gets the collection of RootTool objects currently managed by the CommandBarManager.  
 Property Gets or sets a value that specifies the style of all CommandBars, PopupMenuTools, and tools.  
 Property Informs if tooltips should not be shown.  
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Public Methods
 NameDescription
 Method Add menu item in correct position.  
 Method Create a new OptionSet identified by the specified Key An OptionSet is a set of StateButtonTools (a radio group) where at most one of the tools can can be in the Down (pressed) state.  
 Method Adds a new UI Customization file.  
 Method Adds a new UI Customization from the given stream.  
 Method Adds a set of UI Customization files.  
 Method ISupportInitialize allows controls to optimize for multiple sets to properties. As a result, you can initialize co-dependent properties or batch set multiple properties at design time. Signal the object that initialization is starting.  
 Method Signal the object that updating is starting.  
 Method Clears all XML definitions.  
 Method Delete any command bars that have no tools.  
 Method filters Backstage back button UI element  
 Method ISupportInitialize allows controls to optimize for multiple sets to properties. As a result, you can initialize co-dependent properties or batch set multiple properties at design time. Signal that initialization is complete.  
 Method Signal that updating is complete.  
 Method Hide the application menu (Backstage View)  
 Method Hide the given gallery.  
 Method Hide the given wheel.  
 Method Load the saved command CommandBars layout from a settings file.  
 MethodOverloaded.  Creates the Menus,CommandBars and ContextMenus defined by the loaded UICustomization files.  
 Method Raise UI loaded event.  
 Method Rebuild an existing wheel for the given menu.  
 Method Save the current command CommandBars layout to a settings file.  
 Method Select the task-pane with the given key.  
 Method Set the set of directories to search for uic files.  
 Method Show the application menu (Backstage View)  
 Method Show the Customization dialog.  
 Method Show the given galleryTool as a gallery at the current cursor position.  
 MethodOverloaded.  Shows the mini toolbar to the user.  
 Method Show the given menu as a wheel at the current cursor position.  
 Method Determine if tooltips are being shown to disable tooltips.  
 Method Determine if the wheel is closed.  
 Method Determine if the wheels context menu is Shown to disable tooltips.  
 Method Determine if the wheel is Shown to disable tooltips.  
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Public Events
 NameDescription
 Event Event raised when the commandBar layout is loaded.  
 Event Event raised when edit mode changes.  
 Event Event raised when tooltips are shown.  
 Event Event raised when the UI (Menus,CommandBars and ContextMenus) have finished loading after a call to LoadUI().  
 Event Event raised just before a wheel is shown.  
 Event Event raised just before a wheel context menu is shown.  
 Event Event raised just before a wheel is shown.  
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