Toolbar button - need to modify behavior
 

We have an application ( App-A ) that integrates itself into Outlook. It adds a toolbar to Outlook
with multiple buttons. One of the buttons take the current email that is open and moves the data
over to App-A.

Is it possible to modify what actions a custom toolbar like this does?

-BEP

Toolbar button - need to modify behavior
 

Sure, if you have the source code for it, and some programming knowledge.
Was this supplied by a vendor, or written in-house?



"Brian Parker" wrote in message
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We have an application ( App-A ) that integrates itself into Outlook. It
adds a toolbar to Outlook with multiple buttons. One of the buttons take
the current email that is open and moves the data over to App-A.

Is it possible to modify what actions a custom toolbar like this does?

-BEP

Toolbar button - need to modify behavior
 

Betelgeuse wrote:

"Brian Parker" wrote in message
news:BfsZg.28371$Go3.4260@dukeread05...
We have an application ( App-A ) that integrates itself into Outlook. It
adds a toolbar to Outlook with multiple buttons. One of the buttons take
the current email that is open and moves the data over to App-A.

Is it possible to modify what actions a custom toolbar like this does?

Sure, if you have the source code for it, and some programming knowledge.
Was this supplied by a vendor, or written in-house?

I'm a developer, but haven't done any toolbar development. This is a 3rd-party add-on and we don't
have the source. My hope was that toolbar button code was stored in a script file somewhere that I
could modify. If this isn't true, then I'm probably SOL.

-BEP

Toolbar button - need to modify behavior
 

No...they typically are dll's.


"Brian Parker" wrote in message
news:v0tZg.28373$Go3.21765@dukeread05...
Betelgeuse wrote:

"Brian Parker" wrote in message
news:BfsZg.28371$Go3.4260@dukeread05...
We have an application ( App-A ) that integrates itself into Outlook.
It adds a toolbar to Outlook with multiple buttons. One of the buttons
take the current email that is open and moves the data over to App-A.

Is it possible to modify what actions a custom toolbar like this does?

Sure, if you have the source code for it, and some programming knowledge.
Was this supplied by a vendor, or written in-house?

I'm a developer, but haven't done any toolbar development. This is a
3rd-party add-on and we don't have the source. My hope was that toolbar
button code was stored in a script file somewhere that I could modify. If
this isn't true, then I'm probably SOL.

-BEP