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	<description>Windows 7 includes a new user interface platform component that enables existing and new Windows application to take advantage of the next generation commanding experience (&amp;quot;Ribbon&amp;quot;). In this session, you&#39;ll learn about the features provided by the ribbon,
 the Win32 application programming interfaces required to use it, and simple techniques for adding a ribbon to your application.


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		<title>Re: Windows 7 Scenic Ribbon: The next generation user experience for presenting commands in Win32 applications.</title>
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			<![CDATA[Implementing the ribbon into Windows 7 and back-porting to Vista, is a great way to increase adoption rate but experiencing the not so graceful downgrade to windows classic, I am not sure how well it will be adopted by enterprise or server users.&nbsp; Also
 how flexible will it become to customise the colours and styles of the ribbon for companies which at present style or custom draw their UIs.<br>
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It was nice to see an in depth look at how ribbons are formed, and good to hear the Fluent UI guidelines are being relaxed.<br>
<p>posted by mdta</p>]]>
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			<![CDATA[In example, we can see it is a glue over the MFC UI. So, why not nding the MFC? Like the last version in VS2008 that include the<br>
&quot;old&quot; version of Ribbon <img src='http://ecn.channel9.msdn.com/o9/content/images/emoticons/emotion-5.gif' alt='Wink' /><br>
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COM is good, but heavy and more complex, but for sure, give an open door for managed code!<p>posted by mattf06</p>]]>
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