This blog gives a overview how to configure Visual Studio and ProRibbon to display Winfors Ribbon Framework - Ribbons. It uses only the minimalistic steps you need to setup a new Ribbon Control.

Sample ProRibbon Workflow

Windows Ribbon Source Code

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Application xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/windows/2009/Ribbon">
    <Application.Commands>
        <Command Name="Command1" LabelTitle="Test 1" Id="3">
              <Command.LargeImages>
                    <Image Source="C:/Users/LindaDev/Desktop/ribbons/images/disk_blue32.bmp" MinDPI="96"/>
              </Command.LargeImages>
        </Command>
        <Command Name="Command2" LabelTitle="Test 2" Id="4">
              <Command.LargeImages>
                    <Image Source="C:/Users/LindaDev/Desktop/ribbons/images/about32.bmp" MinDPI="96"/>
              </Command.LargeImages>
        </Command></Application.Commands>
    <Application.Views>
        <Ribbon GroupSpacing="Small">
            <Ribbon.Tabs>
                <Tab>
                    <Group SizeDefinition="TwoButtons">
                        <Button CommandName="Command1"/>
                        <Button CommandName="Command2"/>
                    </Group>
                </Tab>
            </Ribbon.Tabs>
        </Ribbon>
    </Application.Views>
</Application>

.NET Source Code

In this sample no source code is used. Simply generate a new C# .Net Solution and see the workflow for detailed instructions.

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