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Problem with Add-in toolbar

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chouinard.francois@gmail.com - 24 Feb 2005 20:41 GMT
Hi,

Recently, I created a simple Add-in that add a command bar buttons to
Visual Studio .NET and did it with success.

Then once I uninstalled my Add-in, the associated toolbar is still
displayed in the Tools->Customize dialog.
While trying to delete the toolbar by selecting THE Toolbar, the
"Delete" button is still disabled. Then I tried to remove it using the
Application.CommandBars("Custom").Delete() without any success. I got
an error message.

What I want is to remove it from the list and there is no way I could
find to get the task done.

Does someone know how to get rid of undesired toolbar listed in the
Tools->Customize dialog?

Thanks for the support
chofra03 - 24 Feb 2005 21:02 GMT
Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP] - 25 Feb 2005 08:53 GMT
By code you use either DTE.CommandBars.Remove or
DTE.Commands.RemoveCommandBar, depending on which method you used to add it.

Without code, a way is to open a .NET DOS command prompt and type:

devenv.exe /setup

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