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ImageMso and other images in access 2007

ARC
Hello all,

In access 2007, does anyone know where to find a list w/pictures, of the
names of pics that can be used in the ribbon? Other than the default
happyface, I only found one other: AddressBook. I'm looking for more names
to use in the line that looks like:

<button id="Customers" imageMso="HappyFace" ......

Also, if you use the form design tool, it puts a nifty little logo in, but
it would be nice to find more pictures there as well.

Thanks!

Andy
May 29 '07 #1
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Hi,
In access 2007, does anyone know where to find a list w/pictures, of
the names of pics that can be used in the ribbon? Other than the
default happyface, I only found one other: AddressBook. I'm looking
for more names to use in the line that looks like:

<button id="Customers" imageMso="HappyFace" ......

Also, if you use the form design tool, it puts a nifty little logo
in, but it would be nice to find more pictures there as well.
Try the sample db you can at http://www.accessribbon.com

Navigate to FAQ - the first item contains a link to the sample.

Regards
Jens
May 29 '07 #2
ARC
Thanks for the link, that was the ticket! To save people from looking at all
the downloads, the sample ribbon 3 is what people want, it has all the icon
gallery's.

Thanks again,

"Jens Schilling" <Je************************@fissership.dewrote in message
news:f3**********@online.de...
Hi,
>In access 2007, does anyone know where to find a list w/pictures, of
the names of pics that can be used in the ribbon? Other than the
default happyface, I only found one other: AddressBook. I'm looking
for more names to use in the line that looks like:

<button id="Customers" imageMso="HappyFace" ......

Also, if you use the form design tool, it puts a nifty little logo
in, but it would be nice to find more pictures there as well.

Try the sample db you can at http://www.accessribbon.com

Navigate to FAQ - the first item contains a link to the sample.

Regards
Jens


May 30 '07 #3
ARC
I've been looking more at the sample 3 database from your link, in his
downloads section, as this is exactly what I need. It's the one that is a
sample app, and shows how to do the ribbon for the main app, form, and
report.

I thought I was an expert at Access 97, but after looking at his code, I'm a
bit overwhelmed. I wish he had a version of this project without the dual
language (english and german), as the lookups built into the ribbons adds
another layer of complexity that is making it super complex for me to follow
along... I see how he is building ribbons using a table, rather than the
USysRibbons table, but it get's overwhelming to follow with the lookups for
the language, as you can't see what goes where. A hard-coded english version
would make it easier to grasp. It is what I'm looking for, but yikes!!
"ARC" <an**@andyc.comwrote in message
news:Oy****************@newssvr23.news.prodigy.net ...
Thanks for the link, that was the ticket! To save people from looking at
all the downloads, the sample ribbon 3 is what people want, it has all the
icon gallery's.

Thanks again,

"Jens Schilling" <Je************************@fissership.dewrote in
message news:f3**********@online.de...
>Hi,
>>In access 2007, does anyone know where to find a list w/pictures, of
the names of pics that can be used in the ribbon? Other than the
default happyface, I only found one other: AddressBook. I'm looking
for more names to use in the line that looks like:

<button id="Customers" imageMso="HappyFace" ......

Also, if you use the form design tool, it puts a nifty little logo
in, but it would be nice to find more pictures there as well.

Try the sample db you can at http://www.accessribbon.com

Navigate to FAQ - the first item contains a link to the sample.

Regards
Jens



May 31 '07 #4
Hi,
I thought I was an expert at Access 97, but after looking at his
code, I'm a bit overwhelmed. I wish he had a version of this project
without the dual language (english and german), as the lookups built
into the ribbons adds another layer of complexity that is making it
super complex for me to follow along... I see how he is building
ribbons using a table, rather than the USysRibbons table, but it
get's overwhelming to follow with the lookups for the language, as
you can't see what goes where. A hard-coded english version would
make it easier to grasp. It is what I'm looking for, but yikes!!
I've called Gunter's attention to this thread - maybe there's a chance that
he adds the necessary translations.

For the moment I can only offer you my assistance for all the things google
language tools can't give you a reasonable translation.

You can contact me by e-mail ( delete <BitteLoeschen) - but to avoid to
run into my spamfilter please state a reasonable ref.
Please mention the name of report/form/module/function where you find german
comments you want to understand.

But please be aware - English is not my native language ;-)

Regards
Jens
May 31 '07 #5
Hi,
I've called Gunter's attention to this thread - maybe there's a
chance that he adds the necessary translations.
Gunter starts working on that - please be a bit patient ...

Regards
Jens

May 31 '07 #6
ARC
Many thanks for your help!

To clear things up, I'm not really looking for translations, but looking for
a single language version. Having 2 languages adds another layer that is
making it difficult to understand how everything works.

Thanks again!

"Jens Schilling" <je************************@fissership.dewrote in message
news:f3*************@news.t-online.com...
Hi,
>I've called Gunter's attention to this thread - maybe there's a
chance that he adds the necessary translations.

Gunter starts working on that - please be a bit patient ...

Regards
Jens

May 31 '07 #7
Hi,
To clear things up, I'm not really looking for translations, but
looking for a single language version. Having 2 languages adds
another layer that is making it difficult to understand how
everything works.
OK - so we have a first misunderstanding ;-)

To understand you correct - what I will pass to Gunter - please explain
whats difficult to you .
Do you mean i.e. the german named functions ?

Regards
Jens

May 31 '07 #8
ARC
Mainly, I can't get the ribbon to work. I modified his form ribbon, and set
a form to use the ribbon below. But only the main access / default ribbon
will show when I open the form, but I want the ribbon below to show:

<customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui">
<ribbon startFromScratch="true">
<tabs>
<tab id="tabForm" label="Start">
<group id="FgrpCloseForm" Label="Additional Customer Details
and Options" visible="true">
<button id="btnFormClose" size="large" Label="Close"
imageMso="PrintPreviewClose" onAction="RibbonButtonClick"/>
<button id="btnAddresses" size="large" Label="Additional Addresses"
imageMso="AddressBook" onAction="RibbonButtonClick"/>
<button id="btnCustOpt" size="large" Label="Customer Options"
imageMso="FileDatabaseProperties" onAction="RibbonButtonClick"/>
</group>
<group id="grgDemoForm" label="Demo" >
</group>
</tab>
</tabs>
</ribbon>
</customUI>
Jun 1 '07 #9
Hi, Andy
Mainly, I can't get the ribbon to work. I modified his form ribbon,
and set a form to use the ribbon below. But only the main access /
default ribbon will show when I open the form, but I want the ribbon
below to show:
May I ask to put your kind attention to Gunter's latest news ( updated about
two hours ago ) - hope you can find something there that meets your needs
;-)

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?News#01.06.2007

But if it doesn't help - even though it's already after midnight in Germany,
I contacted Gunter - and he's offering that you send me a copy of your
database, and we will have a look at it (I've stated my e-mail address with
posting from 31.5. 10.40 hrs).

Regards
Jens

Jun 1 '07 #10
Hi,
send me a copy of your database
Instead of sending it by e-mail a download link is welcome, too.

But before taking that into consideration please check following form
properties :

1. Form is not a PopUp-Form
2. Ribbon-Property is set to your ribbon

As your stated XML-Part looks well, there's no remaining idea for the
moment. So you may consider to let us a have a look at your database.

Regards
Jens
Jun 2 '07 #11
ARC
I did get the ribbon working, Jens.

Many thanks for your offer, and sorry for the delay!

"Jens Schilling" <Je************************@fissership.dewrote in message
news:f3**********@online.de...
Hi,
>send me a copy of your database

Instead of sending it by e-mail a download link is welcome, too.

But before taking that into consideration please check following form
properties :

1. Form is not a PopUp-Form
2. Ribbon-Property is set to your ribbon

As your stated XML-Part looks well, there's no remaining idea for the
moment. So you may consider to let us a have a look at your database.

Regards
Jens


Jun 6 '07 #12
Hi, Andy
I did get the ribbon working, Jens.
That's fine - and you have noticed the new version on Gunters side ?

Regards
Jens
Jun 6 '07 #13

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