If you would disable the addin in the Addin Manager, the commandbar would
stay and show, but wont work. Just looks sloppy.  Further next time u
connect u sh retrieve the existing bar, otherwise u get two bars:)

ML

Hi,

(sorry for my englisch, i am german)

in the MSDN Knowledge Base has Carlos J. Quintero write a article for
creating a CommandBarPopup command in Visual Studio .NET 2003. It works and
the artikle is a good Away.
Now in VS2005, i thought it become differently and better. Why do i have to
delete this CommandBar- Control (CommandBarPopup) in OnDisconnection? The
Command is exist wehn i close and re- open the VS2005. Can i not use this
exist command ?

THX for all answers.

TOM_MUE
www.tom-mue.de

Hi Thomas,

You can take two approaches with commandbars and buttons in VS.NET 2003/VS 2005 (there are no differences between both in this regard):

- To use permament commanbars and buttons: they load faster but they stay even if you unload the add-in in the Add-in Manager, which can confuse the user and for this reason most add-ins do not buy this approach.

- To use temporary commandbars and buttons: the opposite approach.

There are several HOWTO articles about this on my web page:

http://www.mztools.com/resources_vsnet_addins.htm

 Hi,

 (sorry for my englisch, i am german)

 in the MSDN Knowledge Base has Carlos J. Quintero write a article for creating a CommandBarPopup command in Visual Studio .NET 2003. It works and the artikle is a good Away.
 Now in VS2005, i thought it become differently and better. Why do i have to delete this CommandBar- Control (CommandBarPopup) in OnDisconnection? The Command is exist wehn i close and re- open the VS2005. Can i not use this exist command ?

 THX for all answers.

 TOM_MUE
 www.tom-mue.de