I've created an Add-In for Excel 2007. However, despite careful read- throughs of supporting MS documentation, I can't find enough details on attributes for handling Enhanced ScreenTips. Specifically: 1) By default, a "gear" icon appears beside the help reference at the bottom of each of my Enhanced ScreenTips, instead of of the "?" help icon as seen in the Screentips for the MS tabs. How can I correct this? 2) Not all of my Enhanced ScreenTips need to include a Help reference. How can I omit this? Developing the XML for my Add-In has been a relative breeze, but a few details like the above are still eluding me. Thanks for any tips.
Office 2007 Enhanced ScreenTips
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by Patrick Schmid [MVP] » Sat, 14 Apr 2007 03:08:08 GMT
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