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date: Thu, 3 Apr 2008 08:07:01 -0700,    group: microsoft.public.word.vba.addins        back       


Dropdown button special char   
Hello. i'm trying to make a commandbar dropdown button with an image in my 
word+excel addin.
since i discovered this button is not exposed to developers, i imitated it, 
using regular commandbar button with a context menu.

only problem is that i want to add the down arrow on the right edge of the 
button and i can't figure out how to do it.
i figured out there's must be a unicode char to do this, so i opened charmap 
(font tahoma) but i didn't find it there.

i asked in msdn forums, Cindy Meister advised me to add the special unicode 
char "0x2C5".
I tried that also, but it only gave me a blank square.
is there's any constant that office exposes to add this arrow?
is there's any way to enable showing unicode chars?
i'd be thankful for every help i get.
10x and good day
date: Thu, 3 Apr 2008 08:07:01 -0700   author:   Trabelsy

Re: Dropdown button special char   
Maybe check out the Marlett font (...in particular its characters for 6 or u 
might be what you're looking for)?
It contains a few characters that the usual Windows controls make use of.

Regards,
Klaus


"Trabelsy" wrote:
> Hello. i'm trying to make a commandbar dropdown button with an image in my
> word+excel addin.
> since i discovered this button is not exposed to developers, i imitated 
> it,
> using regular commandbar button with a context menu.
>
> only problem is that i want to add the down arrow on the right edge of the
> button and i can't figure out how to do it.
> i figured out there's must be a unicode char to do this, so i opened 
> charmap
> (font tahoma) but i didn't find it there.
>
> i asked in msdn forums, Cindy Meister advised me to add the special 
> unicode
> char "0x2C5".
> I tried that also, but it only gave me a blank square.
> is there's any constant that office exposes to add this arrow?
> is there's any way to enable showing unicode chars?
> i'd be thankful for every help i get.
> 10x and good day
date: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 23:49:23 +0200   author:   Klaus Linke

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