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Is there some way to display large icons in the Excel and Word ribbons
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Default large icons in the Excel 2007 ribbon?

Most controls have a size attribute:

<button id="btnSave" size="large" imageMso="FileSave"
onAction="BtnOnActionCall"

The size options are large or normal.

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Default large icons in the Excel 2007 ribbon?

That's set by your operating system.

I use WinXP

The setting is in StartControl PanelDisplayAppearance tabFont size

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Default large icons in the Excel 2007 ribbon?

What does this mean? I have the same problem, but I have no idea what you
mean by this solution.

"Jim Rech" wrote:

Most controls have a size attribute:

<button id="btnSave" size="large" imageMso="FileSave"
onAction="BtnOnActionCall"

The size options are large or normal.

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Default large icons in the Excel 2007 ribbon?

With RibbonX you can create your own Ribbon tab and Jim
told you that you can use the size attribute to display a button small or large

See this page
http://www.rondebruin.nl/ribbon.htm


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What does this mean? I have the same problem, but I have no idea what you
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"Jim Rech" wrote:

Most controls have a size attribute:

<button id="btnSave" size="large" imageMso="FileSave"
onAction="BtnOnActionCall"

The size options are large or normal.

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Default large icons in the Excel 2007 ribbon?

Further to Ron, if you're referring to the built-in Ribbon buttons (rather
than buttons you added to custom ribbons) we have no direct control over the
size of the controls. Excel automatically sizes them depending on the size
and resolution of your screen. If you've maximized the Excel window the
controls are as large as they are going to get.

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