>If you data is more valuable than your money, why do you keep your data at "home" instead of having it in a "bank" ?
Hello Antonio,
I don’t know if „banks“ are that secure these days. 
This is no joke.
I have all data I need for working on my handy, too.
A copy of harbour, fivewin, C, UeStudio and all my sources.
So in practies I can start on every PC within few minutes with working.
Best regards,
Otto
Ok, ok
Otto wrote:Hello Antonio,
> to use google docs and have all my docs on the "cloud"
I don't use it because I am afraid I will find my docs on GOOGLE
Now I understand why there is not much help on Office 2010.
So you haven’t worked with it till now. I use the Beta since it is available and this is really a great product and will sure become standard for layout.
It is so much better than all before. Working with Office 2010 you ask yourself why software was not made this way earlier.
I think the BETA link on the Microsoft homepage is still working.
I read that 85% of all “Office” users use Microsoft Office. And if you look the threads here on the forum (EXCEL, Outlook, WORD) I think it is true.
Please be so kind and get a copy. We lose so much time not having the controls ready in time.
Best regards,
Otto
http://fluent.codeplex.com/documentation
Office UI Element Status
Backstage
Displaying the Backstage Button
Backstage Menu Controls
Tabs
Displaying Tabs
Minimizing the Ribbon
Tab Scrolling
Groups
Displaying Groups
Group Size Reducing / Increesing
Dialog Box Launchers
Controls
Button
ToggleButton
DropDownButton
SplitButton
TextBox
CheckBox
ComboBox
Spinner
Toolbar
Ribbon Resizing
Defining Groups for Ribbon Resizing
Collapsed Group Behavior
Defining Group Combinations for Ribbon Resizing
Group Horizontal Scrolling
Tabs Compression
Quick Access Toolbar (QAT)
Displaying QAT
Ribbon right-click QAT support
Position QAT below the Ribbon
Displaying Many Controls in the QAT
Keyboard Access
Displaying KeyTips
Dismissing KeyTips
Keyboard Navigation
KeyTip Size and Positioning
KeyTips for Collapsed Groups
KeyTips for All Kind of Menu and Submenu
KeyTips for Backstage
KeyTips custom placement
KeyTips for Quick Access Toolbar
Galleries
Displaying Galleries
Gallery inline/popup support
In-Ribbon Galleries
Resizing Expanded In-Ribbon Galleries
Filtering Gallery Groups
Mini-Toolbar
Displaying the Mini Toolbar
Dismissing the Mini Toolbar
Controls Displayed on the Mini Toolbar
Displaying the Mini Toolbar with Context Menus
ScreenTips
Displaying ScreenTips
F1 help access
Disable Reason Text
Image in ScreenTip
Gadgets Di, 15.06.2010 | 15:37 UhrMS Office 2010: Microsofts „eierlegende Wollmilchsau“
Beta-Version von neun Millionen Usern getestet
In den nächsten Monaten sollen weltweit über 100 Millionen PCs mit vorinstalliertem Office in den Handel kommen, bis zum Jahresende 80 Prozent der neuen PCs mit Office 2010 ausgeliefert werden. Es läuft auf Windows-Betriebssystemen ab XP SP3.
Die Beta-Version von Office 2010 hätten rund 9 Millionen Menschen getestet, sechsmal mehr als bei Office 2007, berichtete die Geschäftsführerin von Microsoft Österreich, Petra Jenner. „Das ist ein klarer Hinweis auf die positive Aufnahme am Markt.“
„Neue Benutzer-Oberfläche bringt den größten Nutzen
Auch wenn es oberflächlich klingt - die Neuerungen an der Benutzer-Oberfläche dürften für viele Anwender den größten Nutzen bringen. Die Menüleiste kann man im Office 2010 personalisieren und an den persönlichen Arbeitsstil anpassen. So sind wichtige Funktionen wie Drucken oder Speichern, die in Office 2007 hinter einem kryptischen Windows-Logo versteckt waren, wieder unter dem Titel „Datei“ zu finden.Outlook mit Facebook und Co verbinden
Auch Outlook, die Schaltzentrale des Office-Pakets, hat mehr als nur ein Facelifting abbekommen: Es kann mit „sozialen Netzwerken“ wie MySpace oder Facebook verbunden werden.
DATA oBackStage // panel to be used as the backstageMETHOD BackStage() CLASS TRibbonBar
if ::oBackStage == nil
::oBackStage = TPanel():New( ::nTopMargin, 0,;
GetClientRect( ::oWnd:hWnd )[ 3 ] - ::nTopMargin,;
::nWidth, ::oWnd )
::oBackStage:SetColor( "N/W*" )
else
::oBackStage:Show()
endif
AEval( ::aDialogs, { | o | o:Hide() } )
return nilMETHOD LButtonDown( nRow, nCol, nFlags ) CLASS TRibbonBar
local n := ::nOffset, nPos := TXTLPAD // 5
if ::lDrag
return Super:LButtonDown( nRow, nCol, nFlags )
else
if ( n := ::nOverPrompt( nRow, ncol ) ) > 0
if n == ::nOption
if ::oBackStage != nil .and. IsWindowVisible( ::oBackStage:hWnd )
::oBackStage:Hide()
::aDialogs[ ::nOption ]:Show()
endif
return nil
endif
if ::aEnable[ n ] .and. ::aVisible[ n ]
::nLastOver := n
::SetOption( n )
endif
// ::lOver := .t.
endif
endif
return nilMETHOD SetOption( nOption ) CLASS TRibbonBar
local nOldOption := ::nOption
if ::oBackStage != nil .and. IsWindowVisible( ::oBackStage:hWnd )
::oBackStage:Hide()
endif
...
Hello Antonio,
Thank you for your work.
I did some tests.
I noticed that if you resize the main window the backstage menu does not resize automatically.
If the backstage menu is opened and you make another click on the button it is not closing.
Best regards,
Otto
METHOD BackStage() CLASS TRibbonBar
if ::oBackStage == nil
::oBackStage = TPanel():New( ::nTopMargin, 0,;
GetClientRect( ::oWnd:hWnd )[ 3 ] - ::nTopMargin,;
::nWidth, ::oWnd )
::oBackStage:SetColor( "N/W*" )
AEval( ::aDialogs, { | o | o:Hide() } )
else
if ! IsWindowVisible( ::oBackStage:hWnd )
::oBackStage:Show()
AEval( ::aDialogs, { | o | o:Hide() } )
else
::oBackStage:Hide()
::aDialogs[ ::nOption ]:Show()
endif
endif
return nilMETHOD ReSize( nType, nWidth, nHeight ) CLASS TRibbonBar
...
if ::oBackStage != nil
::oBackStage:SetSize( ::oWnd:nWidth,;
GetClientRect( ::oWnd:hWnd )[ 3 ] - ::nTopMargin - ;
If( ::oWnd:oMsgBar != nil, ::oWnd:oMsgBar:nHeight, 0 ) )
if ::oWnd:oMsgBar != nil
::oWnd:oMsgBar:Refresh()
endif
endif
return ::Super:ReSize( nType, nWidth, nHeight )METHOD BackStage() CLASS TRibbonBar
if ::oBackStage == nil
::oBackStage = TPanel():New( ::nTopMargin, 0,;
GetClientRect( ::oWnd:hWnd )[ 3 ] - ::nTopMargin,;
::nWidth, ::oWnd )
::oBackStage:SetColor( "N/W*" )
AEval( ::aDialogs, { | o | o:Hide() } )
::oBackStage:bPainted = { | hDC | Gradient( hDC, { 0, 0, ::oBackStage:nHeight(), 150 },;
nRGB( 251, 252, 253 ), nRGB( 224, 227, 231 ), .T. ),;
Gradient( hDC, { 0, 145, ::oBackStage:nHeight(), 150 },;
nRGB( 234, 236, 239 ), nRGB( 202, 203, 204 ), .F. ) }
else
if ! IsWindowVisible( ::oBackStage:hWnd )
::oBackStage:Show()
AEval( ::aDialogs, { | o | o:Hide() } )
else
::oBackStage:Hide()
::aDialogs[ ::nOption ]:Show()
endif
endif
return nil
its cool 
Antonio,
How we can call backstage method from test ribbon ?
How we can make to modify the Size of first Folder ( Blue) ?
How we can to make 2010 colors ?
Mda,
> How we can call backstage method from test ribbon ?
It is not published yet. We will publish it this month in FWH 10.6
The syntax is quite simple:
oRibbonBar:BackStage()
> How we can make to modify the Size of first Folder ( Blue) ?
Please review samples\Ribbon.prg. The "blue" button is defined there.
> How we can to make 2010 colors ?
Simply modify the RGB colors used in the Class TRibbonBar. Some of them are configurable in runtime and some others you can change them in the class source code.
gracias
DEFINE BACKSTAGE oBackStage
DEFINE BSSELECT OF oBackStage PROMPT "Information";
COLORTEXT NIL, CLR_HRED ACTION Msginfo( oOpt:cPrompt )
DEFINE BSSELECT OF oBackStage PROMPT "New" ACTION Msginfo( oOpt:cPrompt )
DEFINE BSSELECT OF oBackStage PROMPT "Print" ACTION Msginfo( oOpt:cPrompt )
DEFINE BSSELECT OF oBackStage PROMPT "Save / Send" ACTION Msginfo( oOpt:cPrompt );
GRADIENT { { 1, nRGB( 255, 255, 0 ), nRGB( 255, 255, 255 ) } }
DEFINE BSSELECT OF oBackStage PROMPT "Help" ACTION Msginfo( oOpt:cPrompt );
COLORS nRGB( 242, 96, 96 ), nRGB( 195, 37, 37 )
SET BACKSTAGE oBackStage TO oRBar