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Office 2007 Smart Tag Actions Menu Doesn`t Show All 70 Actions. |
On Friday, January 15th 2010 at 03:50 PM By Anonymous |
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I am using managed Smart Tag DLL named SmartDynamicST.dll that Implements SmartTag.ISmartTagAction and SmartTag.ISmartTagAction2 (my Recognizer works well). By means of smart tag "iii" I can insert AUTOTEXT fields in my documents. I have MS Access file that contains table FIELDS where AUTOTEXT fields (Field name, Category and default value) are stored. Each AUTOTEXT field belongs to individual category. FIELDS table is sorted by Category and FieldName columns. Smart Tag "iii" Actions menu (cascading) looks like this: Category_1 --- command1 --- command2 Category_2+ --- command3 Category_N and forth... Recently I have about 50 rows (fields) in FIELDS table and everything works well. I`d seen all actions (i.e. rows) in Smart Tag actions menu. But after increasing amount of field to 70 I have found that latest of my actions with their categories are missed. I see only first 57 commands. If I delete N first rows (sorted) from FIELDS table, my Smart Tag Actions menu shows N next actions. Increasing or decreasing lengths (in Chars) of Category name and Action name change nothing. My debug shows that for smart tag ???iii???: Property VerbCount=70 Property VerbCaptionFromID2 is read 70 times. ??? but smart tag ???iii??? shows on screen only 57 actions in 9 categories??? Can I fix this behaviour? Thanks (excuse my gramatical mistake). Evgeny Kuprienko |
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