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Thanks a lot Guessed and Italophile!
I will do some more testing and keep you posted! - Italophile, yes the ribbon should be an application object and that's why I was surprised by the behavior I encountered. I'll move some lines of code to my App_DocumentChange event. As for the getPressed and getEnabled callbacks, after trying the same code in each, I have no change. - Guessed, yes we will do that if I can't optimize my current code. The solution in the meantime that I have, is the following: for each opened document I have a unique temporary variable, in which is indicated the TB activated for this document. If I change the document on the screen, I take the value of the temporary variable of the document and I activate its TB... with that I don't have any problem but it's true it's a DIY. Have a nice day, David |
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