Microsoft Access 2010 Bible

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label=“Button1”

onAction=“nyi” />

<menu id=“MySplitMenu” itemSize=“large”>

<button id=“MyButton2”

imageMso=“OutlookGlobe”

label=“Button2”

onAction=“nyi” />

<button id=“MyButton3”

imageMso=“OutlookGears”

label=“Button3”

onAction=“nyi” />

<button id=“MyButton4”

imageMso=“Organizer”

label=“Button4”

onAction=“nyi” />

</menu>

</splitButton>

</group>

</tab>

</tabs>

</ribbon>

</customUI>

This ribbon xml example produces the SplitButton shown in Figure 29.26. This example is con-

tained in the RibbonControls_SplitButton example in the Chapter29.accdb database.

FIGURE 29.26

SplitButtons are a very useful ribbon control.

Using Visual Web Developer

Microsoft Visual Web Developer, Express Edition (VWD) is a free downloadable tool provided by

Microsoft to aid your efforts to build Web sites. Visual Web Developer is used to produce entire

Web sites and individual files. The XML code you see in this chapter was written and modified

using Visual Web Developer’s XML editor.