.NET 4 Standard Ribbon Component

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Hi!

I wonder if the .NET 4 has a standard Ribbon component. Im using Visual Studio 2010, could anyone state where to search? (if it exists in there)

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Posted 10-Feb-12 3:20am

Tsotne1990

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-10T03:28:00

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Nope - you have to search the articles here or search to buy a third party component.

You should always search Code Project[^], especially when someone has told you that you should try that.

Posted 10-Feb-12 3:28am

Christian Graus

Updated 10-Feb-12 4:06am

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Tsotne1990 10-Feb-12 9:46am

Is it very hard to write your own one?

Christian Graus 10-Feb-12 9:48am

Hard for whom ? It's sufficiently non trivial that companies sell them. No-one sells something if a programmer could reasonably be expected to write it in an afternoon.

Tsotne1990 10-Feb-12 10:04am

I mean only the ribbon component. Large component developers like DevExpress and Syncfusion sell the entire collection of all components they develop only 1-2% of which is to be used by a specific customer(at least this is the case with me). So I only need to start learning to attain the level when Im able to write my own Ribbon control (only that one). So Im trying to get the idea whether this even makes no sense or not...

Christian Graus 10-Feb-12 10:06am

The process is the same for writing any sort of UI control like that. Most people buy a library like that b/c they want one or two controls. It's not a trivial task, but it's an interesting one. I doubt you want to 'start learning' to try to write something like this with the intent of using it though.

Christian Graus 10-Feb-12 10:07am

See my edit. There WAS a component for free on this site.