Unique number associated with the tool.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Property Id As Long

Visual Basic (Usage)	Copy Code
`Dim instance As Tool Dim value As Long instance.Id = value value = instance.Id`

C#
public long Id {get; set;}

Example

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`// Remove the default printer button this.viewer1.Toolbar.Tools.RemoveAt(2); // Create And add the custom button DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.Button btn = new DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.Button(); btn.Caption = "MyPrint"; btn.ToolTip = "Custom Print Button"; btn.ImageIndex = 1; btn.ButtonStyle = DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.ButtonStyle.TextAndIcon; btn.Id = 333; this.viewer1.Toolbar.Tools.Insert(2,btn);`

// Remove the default printer button
this.viewer1.Toolbar.Tools.RemoveAt(2);
// Create And add the custom button
DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.Button btn = new DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.Button();

btn.Caption = "MyPrint";

btn.ToolTip = "Custom Print Button";

btn.ImageIndex = 1;

btn.ButtonStyle = DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.ButtonStyle.TextAndIcon;

btn.Id = 333;
this.viewer1.Toolbar.Tools.Insert(2,btn);

Visual Basic	Copy Code
`' Remove the default print button Me.Viewer1.Toolbar.Tools.RemoveAt(2) ' Create and add the custom button Dim btn As New DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.Button() btn.Caption = "MyPrint" btn.ToolTip = "Custom Print Button" btn.ImageIndex = 1 btn.ButtonStyle = DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Toolbar.ButtonStyle.TextAndIcon btn.Id = 333 Me.Viewer1.Toolbar.Tools.Insert(2, btn)`

Remarks

Used to identify custom tools in the ToolClick events. It is recommended that you assign a number greater than 5000 for your custom tools.

Note: In order to enable the Viewer's Copy button, you will need to add references to the RtfExport.dll and the TextExport.dll.

If you add a tool to the viewer's toolbar and assign it an ID that already exists for a default tool, pushing the button will automatically open the default toolbar's dialog. For instance: if you removed the print button, added a custom button and set its ID to 2, when the button is pushed, it will show the print dialog.

Default tool IDs:

Toc = 0,
Print = 2,
Copy = 4,
Find = 6,
Single = 8,
Multiple = 9,
ZoomOut = 11,
ZoomIn = 12,
ZoomCombo = 13,
PrevPage = 15,
NextPage = 16,
PageEdit = 17,
BackwardHistory = 19,
ForwardHistory = 20

Note: If you change the Tool ID of an ActiveReports internal tool, you will also need to control the enabling and disabling of the tool.

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