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3:55 AM
@Duga looks like a potential recruit
@this I reached out to a Program Manager in the MS Excel team, he's going to try and put me in touch with the PM for Access/VBA. Hopefully I can get an official bug raised on the Frame on a UserForm issue. If he can't find a suitable contact, I'll raise it on UserVoice/Access, and then lobby for votes ;-)
 
4:20 AM
@ThunderFrame I could ask someone on the team about that, if you want. I do suspect, however, it will be a challenge because there's the sense that they don't officially support using UF in an Access VBA project.
also thanks for your feedback on the CR post!
 
 
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6:16 AM
@this I inspected the binary project. All the detail is intact. Accdb files are persisting the full details, and the design view works, and you can even export the form and import into another host without issue. I suspect, given the runtime error, that they inadvertently do a fixed-depth traverse of the accdb table structure, and thereby omit the low level IStorage/IStream info that's in the frame objects. In theory it's a simple fix.
 
 
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12:53 PM
> First, to clarify on the statement about the `QualifiedModuleName`: it is not about mapping a declaration to a component. It is a proxy for a component that reduces COM access by caching the most important properties, in particular those needed to identify a component.

In my humble opinion, we should not ban the `QualifiedModuleName` from the `QualifiedMemberName` on the declaration, but refactor split it in two parts. In 90% of all uses, we only need the cached information. So, my proposa
 
 
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@ThunderFrame I see. I sent an email to the A-team. Let's see.
 
4:37 PM
@this I smell a plan coming together.
wonders if @Hosch250 will grok the a-team reference
 
 
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8:33 PM
25 more questions on CR, and you can start getting Rubberduck-badges!
 
Nice.
 
> With AvalonEdit coming, the Ribbon XML files can be displayed as source-code pages (instead of as dedicated ToolWindows). I've added CustomUI and CustomUI14 properties to IVBProject in my branch, so the ribbon content is nearly available. We'll just need to be able to have AvalonEdit be able to render XML source, and select nodes where there's a callback method defined.

I've also added a list of callbacks by control and callback signature, so hopefully find usages will be able to resolve th
 
I'm starting to understand how much you guys missed @Duga when she was AFK.
 
LOL, AFK.
But yeah, it's really easy to keep up with everything without digging through GitHub notifications.
 
 
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11:46 PM
> In relation with the discussion in #3534, I am not sure how moving the default hotkeys into a `.settings` file will help with dependency injection circularity. When loading the default hotkeys, some component (most likely the `DefaultSettings` class) will need to have `IEnumerable<CommandBase>` injected to know what commands are available for hotkey binding at runtime.

I see another issue: serializing/deserializing the commands that were assigned to hotkeys. If I assign a `CommandBase` inst
 

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