| Introduction.
Part I: An Overview of RibbonX.
Chapter 1: Getting to Know the Ribbon.
Chapter 2: Creating an Effective RibbonX Design.
Part II: Interacting with the Ribbon.
Chapter 3: Designing New RibbonX Elements.
Chapter 4: Writing RibbonX Scripts.
Chapter 5: RibbonX and Visual Studio.
Part III: Creating New RibbonX Applications.
Chapter 6: Developing Business Applications for Word.
Chapter 7: Developing Business Applications for Excel.
Chapter 8: Developing Business Applications for Access.
Chapter 9: Developing Business Applications for Outlook.
Chapter 10: Developing Business Applications for PowerPoint.
Chapter 11: Working with Web Services.
Part IV: Converting Existing Toolbars and Macros.
Chapter 12: Simple Fixes for Older Menus and Toolbars.
Chapter 13: Conversion Techniques for VBA Users.
Chapter 14: Conversion Techniques for Visual Studio Users.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 15: Ten New Tasks You Can Perform with RibbonX.
Chapter 16: Ten RibbonX Resources.
Index.
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