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Hi;

If I have an object in my connect class and want to use a method in it for
the OnLoad - how do I do that? I tried making it avaliable as a property Menu
in my connect class and setting OnLoad to Menu.OnLoad but that did not work.

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I don't know if you can.
You had an object called Menu that had the method OnLoad? Menu and
OnLoad were both public and Menu was initialized by your constructor?

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Yes, yes, and yes.

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Then I guess you can't...

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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Are you sure? I can put all these in my Connect
class but boy do they make the object seperation ugly.

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Nooooooooooo. This makes the Connect class real ugly (no object seperation).

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ow about one callback for each type? So one callback that handles all
getLabel callbacks and then you can separate things in the callback?


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"David Thielen" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message
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he answer is a definite no:
No - they cannot be methods on objects, they have to be public methods
on the IDispatch interface delegated from the IRibbonExtensibility
interface (almost always the Connect class). This blog post explains
more about how callbacks are enumerated and called internally:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jensenh/archive/2006/12/08/using-ribbonx-with-c-and-atl.aspx

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uck - ok

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