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Default Urgent Help Needed : InvalidateControl Method

Hi,

I am in the middle of a project, where in I am creating a COM DLL for powerpoint. In the project, I am doing the following:

                    Ribbon.ribbon.InvalidateControl("ID1");
                    Ribbon.ribbon.InvalidateControl("ID2");
                    Ribbon.ribbon.InvalidateControl("ID3");
                    .................and so on.

But whenever the focus comes in the first line of invalidating the control, it doesn't process anything further. Means, it goes to the line Ribbon.ribbon.InvalidateControl("ID1");, but never goes to the other two. Any idea why?

Thanks,
Vikas


Vikas Bhandari
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