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Revision as of 13:56, 21 November 2013
Contents
Before we Start
Download and Install the Ribbon Commander Framework.
Activation
To activate the Ribbon Commander Framework follow the steps.
- Get a valid Activation Code by purchasing a yearly subscription for the Ribbon Commander Framework.
- Open Microsoft Excel.
- Navigate to the Ribbon Commander tab of the Excel Ribbon and click on the Activate Now button.
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- Enter your Activation Code and click Next.
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- When prompted fill in a password and your e-mail. You must remember this password in case you need to re-activate the Ribbon Commander Framework. Click the Activate button.
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- When the Activation process is completed the following message will appear.
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- Start exploring the Ribbon Commander Framework!
Next reference the Ribbon Commander library and start using the VBA examples.
Free Trial
To get a Free 30-day Trial for the Ribbon Commander Framework follow the steps.
- Download and Install the Ribbon Commander Framework.
- Open Microsoft Excel.
- Navigate to the Ribbon Commander tab of the Excel Ribbon and click on the Activate Now button.
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- When prompt for an Activation Code click the Free Trial button.
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- Your 30-day Free Trial has been activated.
- Start exploring the Ribbon Commander Framework!
Next reference the Ribbon Commander library and start using the VBA examples.
