The Back and Forward buttons are not present in Outlook by default you have to open the customized ribbon and enabled it. For more information about the Ribbon class, see Ribbon XML.The Back and Forward buttons are buttons you would see in your browsers that allow users to switch among views they have opened before.
The ribbon to display is specified in the GetResourceText() method, which is generated in the Ribbon class.
This is the inspector that opens when a user creates a new e-mail message. The following code example demonstrates how to display a custom ribbon only in the inspector. For a complete list of the possible values of the ribbonID parameter, see the technical article Customize the Ribbon in Outlook 2007. The ribbonID parameter is a string that identifies the Explorer or a specific type of inspector. The GetCustomUI method is automatically generated by Visual Studio in the ribbon code file. If you are using the Ribbon (XML) item, check the value of the ribbonID parameter in the GetCustomUI method and return the appropriate ribbon. Specify the ribbon type by using ribbon XML For more information about each ribbon type, see the technical article Customize the Ribbon in Outlook 2007.
For more information, see Ribbon overview. If more than one ribbon shares a ribbon ID, override the CreateRibbonExtensibilityObject method in the ThisAddin class of your project to specify which ribbon to display at run time. You can add more than one ribbon to a project. If you are using the Ribbon (Visual Designer) item, click the RibbonType property of the ribbon in the Properties window, and then select one or more ribbon IDs from the list of values. You identify the inspector you want to customize by specifying the ribbon type that corresponds to the message class for the Inspector. If you are using the Ribbon (Visual Designer) item, you can add a ribbon to the Explorer by clicking the RibbonType property of the ribbon in the Properties window, and then selecting. The main application UI in Outlook is called the Explorer. Add a custom ribbon to the main application UI For more information, see Features available by Office application and project type. These application windows are named inspectors.Īpplies to: The information in this topic applies to VSTO Add-in projects for Outlook. Outlook displays the ribbon in the main application user interface (UI) and in windows that open when users perform certain tasks, such as creating e-mail messages. When you customize the ribbon in Microsoft Office Outlook, you must consider where your custom ribbon will appear in the application. Applies to: Visual Studio Visual Studio for Mac Visual Studio Code
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