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I have two toolbars I've implemented in Outlook using VSTO 2005 SE - one
inspector commandbar and one explorer commandbar. At the moment they both launch when the relevant window is launched and add themselves to the commandbars list. The flaw with this is that when the user right clicks on the toolbar area and unticks my commandbar, hiding it, then shuts Outlook and reopens it my commandbar naively reloads itself into the toolbar area. Really it should wait until the user re-ticks it's name before it appears. To be able to do this I'd need to be able to either detect whether my commandbar is visible or detect when my commandbar is hidden and when it is made visible. I can't seem to identify within the VSTO 2005 API a way to do this. I presume though that this is something that a commandbar should support so I expect I'm just not finding the right way to do it. Does anyone know how I should be doing this and what properties/events I need to use for it? Thanks in advance |
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