CommandBars Interface
A collection of CommandBar objects that represent the command bars in the container application.
Namespace: Microsoft.Office.Core
Assembly: office (in office.dll)
Usage
Public Class ommandBarsImplementation
Implements CommandBars
End Class
Dim ommandBarsImplementation1 As New ommandBarsImplementation()
Syntax
Public Interface CommandBars
Inherits _CommandBars, _CommandBarsEvents_Event
public interface CommandBars : _CommandBars, _CommandBarsEvents_Event
public interface class CommandBars : public _CommandBars, _CommandBarsEvents_Event
public interface CommandBars implements _CommandBars, _CommandBarsEvents_Event
public interface CommandBars implements _CommandBars, , _CommandBarsEvents_Event
Remarks
Use the CommandBars property to return the CommandBars collection.
Use the Add method to add a new command bar to the collection.
Use CommandBars(index), where index is the name or index number of a command bar, to return a single CommandBar object.
Note
You can use the name or index number to specify a menu bar or toolbar in the list of available menu bars and toolbars in the container application. However, you must use the name to specify a menu, shortcut menu, or submenu (all of which are represented by CommandBar objects). If two or more custom menus or submenus have the same name, CommandBars(index) returns the first one. To ensure that you return the correct menu or submenu, locate the pop-up control that displays that menu. Then apply the CommandBar property to the pop-up control to return the command bar that represents that menu.
Platforms
Development Platforms
Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003, and Windows 2000
Target Platforms
See Also
Reference
Microsoft.Office.Core Namespace