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In the following example, we are adding two new tabs. The first tab shows how you might support add-ons in your application, allowing you to modularize extra features. The second tab shows how you might implement a tab that the user can customize with their favorite actions.
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<AddTabs> |
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<Tab Key="EMAIL_ADDON" Caption="Email" KeyboardTip="E">
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<Group Key="ACTIONS" Caption="Actions" OptionButton="false" Icon="Icons\email.png"> |
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<Button Key="BTN_EMAIL_REPORT"> |
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<Command Key="EMAIL_REPORT" Caption="Email Report" LargeIcon="Icons\mail_new.png" /> |
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</Button> |
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<Button Key="BTN_CHECK_EMAIL"> |
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<Command Key="CHECK_EMAIL" Caption="Check Report Mail" LargeIcon="Icons\mail_open.png"/> |
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</Button> |
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</Group> |
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</Tab>
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<Tab Key="USER_COMMANDS" Caption="Favorites">
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<Group Key="DATA_USER" Caption="Data Entry" Icon="Icons\database.png"> |
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<Button Key="BTN_ACCOUNTS" Key="ACCOUNTS" /> |
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<Button Key="BTN_INVENTORY" Key="INVENTORY" /> |
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</Group> |
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<Group Key="REPORTS_USER" Caption="Reporting" Icon="Icons\reports.png">
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<Button Key="BTN_ACCOUNTS_REPORT" Key="REPORT_ACCOUNTS" /> |
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<Button Key="BTN_INVENTORY_REPORT" Key="REPORT_INVENTORY" /> |
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</Group> |
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</Tab> </AddTabs> |
