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Hello all,
I wrote a COM Add-In for OL2003 and defined a commandBar. I create the CommandBar each time the OL launches but i would like to preserve its location to what the user last used. Before exit OL i save the ..TOP and .LEFT into the registery and use that for the next launch. The read values is correct but it seems that the CommandBar is placed in a different TOP level. I have two CommandBars and it seems that each is placed in a different line regardless of my initial setting. Please help Thanks David |
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You need to save/set RowIndex and Position, as well as Top and Left.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "David" <David@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:FA797B74-95E5-4685-9C6F-619A926C81EE@microsoft.com... > Hello all, > I wrote a COM Add-In for OL2003 and defined a commandBar. > I create the CommandBar each time the OL launches but i would like to > preserve its location to what the user last used. Before exit OL i save the > .TOP and .LEFT into the registery and use that for the next launch. The read > values is correct but it seems that the CommandBar is placed in a different > TOP level. I have two CommandBars and it seems that each is placed in a > different line regardless of my initial setting. > > Please help > Thanks > David |
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