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Applies to: The information in this topic applies to VSTO add-in projects for Outlook. For more information, see Features Available by Office Application and Project Type. Adding a Custom Ribbon to the Main Application UI. The main application UI in Outlook is called the Explorer.If you are using the Ribbon (Visual Designer) item, you can add a ribbon to the Explorer by clicking the RibbonType property of the ribbon in the Properties window, and then selecting Microsoft.Outlook.Explorer.ou identify the inspector you want to customize by specifying the ribbon type that corresponds to the message class for the Inspector. If you are using the Ribbon (Visual Designer) item, click the RibbonType property of the ribbon in the Properties window, and then select one or more ribbon IDs from the list of values.
Creating a custom Outlook ribbon. Before you can create your own Outlook ribbon, you need to add an ADXRibbonTab component to the AddinModule designer surface. When you select the ADXRibbonTab component in Visual Studio, the visual designer will become active.hen designing your Ribbon Tab, you need to follow a certain hierarchy, for example, any control you add to the Ribbon Tab, needs to be inside a Ribbon Group first. You can add a Ribbon Group by clicking on its toolbar button inside the visual designer.