I\'ve successfully created a new tab and put it next to the pre-existing ones. Then I realized that I\'ll only have one button on it, so it makes more sense (for now) to put it
For people frustrated that none of the other answers seem to be working, go to the properties for the Ribbon itself and set the RibbonType
to Microsoft.Outlook.Explorer
(or whichever context[s] you want to see the control in). It's a crucial step that's easy to overlook.
Then follow the other instructions to set OfficeId
to TabMail
.
Additionally, Office 2016 Fluent Control Identifiers can be found here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=50745