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[ashish0401]

Hi I would like to know that how or what function can i use in autoit to capture the status(Enabled or Disabled) of button associated with hotkeys.
i have attached the screenshot of outlook 2010 what actually i need.
Hope i made it clear.
hope to hear from somebody.



Cheers,
Ashish

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[somdcomputerguy]

Try this function - ControlCommand, with the IsEnabled parameter.

[ashish0401]

Hi sombcomputerguy,

Thanks for your reply. But i tried that under ribbon menu i am not able to get controlID, title o text of that particular option "Dial up connection".
I will treat whole ribbon as the main window , so in my case it returns as " inbox.......Outlook". There is no text found, nothing.
I tried many ways but couldnt succeed.
In recise i couldnt pinpoint that "Dial up connection" with any function/procedure.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
@sombcomputerguy : can u just write the code of commandcontrol for my particulat situation. I like to see is there any other to express that.

[somdcomputerguy]

Ok, I'm somdcomputerguy. That's somd as in Southern Maryland. And I can't write your code for you as I don't have the Outlook program, nor the inclination. There is a couple Outlook UDF's in the Example forum that might help you alot.

[ashish0401]

Ok, I'm somdcomputerguy. That's somd as in Southern Maryland. And I can't write your code for you as I don't have the Outlook program, nor the inclination. There is a couple Outlook UDF's in the Example forum that might help you alot.

Hi Bruce ,

Can u please point me to outlook UDF please... And 1 more thing i am new to autoit so need a little help to understand and how to get started with so called"UDF".

[somdcomputerguy]

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