How to resize a RibbonApplicationMenu AuxiliaryPane window

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I am getting problem in resizing the application's menu pane window pls help me

in this link under remark you can find the auxiliary pane window

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-IN/library/system.windows.controls.ribbon.ribbonapplicationmenu.auxiliarypanecontent.aspx[^]

Posted 21-Apr-13 1:27am

Alok.singh1166

Updated 21-Apr-13 3:03am

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Nelek 21-Apr-13 8:32am

There are too many ways for a programm to be screwed up. How can we know which one is your favourite if you don't tell us... What have you tried?[^].

A piece of the relevant code would help as well. You might use the widget "improve question" to add some relevant information if you want that someone bothers to help you

Alok.singh1166 21-Apr-13 11:47am

Hi Nelek in the above link you can find a image under Remark there in application menu there is a area application menu auxiliarypane i want to resize that area using xaml or code because i am not finding any way to control that area

Alok.singh1166 21-Apr-13 12:32pm

please help

Alok.singh1166 25-Apr-13 10:34am

Can any provide me any solution on this plz ..

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