RibbonCustomizer™
Customize your Office 2007 Ribbon (Office Fluent™)with only a few mouse clicks! Works with Microsoft® Access™, Excel®, Outlook®, PowerPoint® and Word 2007.

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RibbonCustomizer gets its own logo and icons!

June 22nd, 2007 by Patrick Schmid

RibbonCustomizer has been using an icon from Microsoft Office (you might have recognized it as the icon used for Office button, Prepare). Not anymore! RibbonCustomizer has now its own logo and icons designed by Terberg Design.
Here is a preview of the logo:

RibbonCustomizer preview logo big

Watch for the new logo and the icons on this website and upcoming beta versions soon!

RibbonCustomizer: Added support for menus, boxes and button groups

June 17th, 2007 by Patrick Schmid

I just posted another beta version of RibbonCustomizer V1.2. This one has added support to create the following items:

  • menu
  • box
  • buttonGroup

If you don’t know what these RibbonX elements do, look at the Classic UI tabs. The Classic UI tabs are three rows of item. Each row is a separate box. The first row is only menus, while the second and third row contain buttons grouped together in button groups.

To add these items to your customizations, look in the same Custom Item list that you can find macros under.

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Macro support for RibbonCustomizer

June 8th, 2007 by Patrick Schmid

You can now use RibbonCustomizer to add macros to your Ribbon in Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and Word. The support in Outlook is flaky, so I might have to remove it in a later build.

If you want to give it a try, download the latest beta version.

Update: In my excitement about posting this, I forgot to mention how to actually use it :)

To add a macro, go into the Customize Ribbon dialog, then either create a new group or select an already created one. Switch to the Customize Group tab. On the right hand side, select Custom Items from the drop down, then pick Macro and click Add Command. After that, you have to provide the name of the macro and then its label.

RibbonCustomizer V1.1 in Deutsch erhältlich / RibbonCustomizer V1.1 in German available

May 16th, 2007 by Patrick Schmid

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RibbonCustomizer V1.1 ist nun auch in Deutsch erhältlich! Sollten Sie eine deutsche Version von Office 2007 installiert haben, dann wird RibbonCustomizer automatisch in Deutsch für Sie erscheinen. Ansonsten ist das Programm wie bisher nur in Englisch. Das Setupprogramm und die gesamte Dokumentation sind allerdings vollständig in Englisch. pschmid.net Ltd. bietet jedoch kostenlosen technischen Support in Deutsch und Englisch an.

Falls Sie bereits V1.1 von RibbonCustomizer installiert haben, dann entfernen Sie diese Version bevor Sie die neueste V1.1 (1.1.2691.28115) einspielen. Falls Sie kein Interesse an der deutschen Benutzeroberflächensprache haben und bereits V1.1 verwenden, besteht kein Grund diese neue Version zu installieren.

V1.1 mit deutscher Sprachunterstützung herunterladen (englische Webseite)

Parallel zur Verfügbarkeit in Deutsch ist nun auch eine dt. Übersichtsseite für RibbonCustomizer verfügbar. Diese Seite kann bequem via http://ribboncustomizer.de aufgerufen werden. Die englische Übersichtsseite ist äquivalent direkt via http://ribboncustomizer.com aufrufbar.


RibbonCustomizer V1.1 is now available in German! If you use a German Office 2007, then RibbonCustomizer will automatically appear in German for you. Otherwise, the program is in English as before. The setup program and the entire documentation are only available in English though. pschmid.net Ltd., however, offers free technical support in English and German.

If you have already V1.1 of RibbonCustomizer installed, then please remove this version before you install the newest V1.1 (1.1.2691.28115). If you have no interest in the German UI language and are already using V1.1, then there is no reason to install this new version.

Download V1.1 with German language support

Parallel to this, there is now also a German overview website for RibbonCustomizer. You can get to this page easily via http://ribboncustomizer.de. Equivalently, the English overview page can be reached directly via http://ribboncustomizer.com.

RibbonCustomizer: V1.1 soon available in German, first V1.2 beta build available

May 10th, 2007 by Patrick Schmid

RibbonCustomizer V1.1 will soon be available in German. The program has already been translated completely into German and is undergoing testing in German currently. The German Customize Ribbon dialog will look similar to what you can see in this screenshot:

Excel Ribbon Customizer Dialog in German

How will you be able to switch RibbonCustomizer between English and German? You won’t and don’t have to. RibbonCustomizer will automatically use the same language as your Office User Interface. That means, if your User Interface language is German, RibbonCustomizer will be in German. Otherwise, it will be in English.

In case you didn’t know: Support for RibbonCustomizer is available in English and German. Even though this entire website is in English, I do speak German as well (German is actually my native language).

Besides adding German as UI language, I have also started working on V1.2. As previously announced, I will make frequent beta builds of V1.2 available. Please keep in mind though that beta builds are inherently unstable and have not undergone significant testing. I will try to make sure that the beta builds won’t crash right away, but I can’t guarantee anything. If you want a stable and reliable RibbonCustomizer, please stay with V1.1.

I posted the first beta build (1.2.2686.6056) on the beta program page today. This build already features the German UI language. If you only want RibbonCustomizer in German, please wait till V1.1 will be released with that. The first new feature in this beta build is that you can edit tab labels of Microsoft tabs.

Lastly, I wanted to point out that you can become an affiliate of pschmid.net Ltd. As affiliate, you offer RibbonCustomizer on your website and receive a commission whenever someone buys it via your site. The work for you is minimal (mainly place a link on your site) and you will not be responsible for support, but at the same time you can earn some money. If you are interested, please check our the Affiliate page.

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