I have a contextual tab, which I show using
This has the effect of displaying the tab and changing the current active tab, which is very annoying. I was under the impression that this was against Microsoft's guidelines. If you draw a rectangle in PowerPoint 2010 the Format tab appears, but the active tab remains on whatever you had selected.
Is there a way to simulate the same functionality? I have tried IsVisible, but that seems to be just a getter.
Thanks
John
Contextualgroup.IsActive =
true
;
This has the effect of displaying the tab and changing the current active tab, which is very annoying. I was under the impression that this was against Microsoft's guidelines. If you draw a rectangle in PowerPoint 2010 the Format tab appears, but the active tab remains on whatever you had selected.
Is there a way to simulate the same functionality? I have tried IsVisible, but that seems to be just a getter.
Thanks
John