MFC Feature pack in Office 2010 style

I developed app in mFC using vs2008 and MFC Feature pack 2008. its look and feel is like 2007 office style. Now i want app look开发者_StackOverflow社区 and feel like office 2010. Will you explain me how to do it?

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The easiest way is to upgrade to Visual Studio 2010, which provides a "Windows 7" style for the ribbon control. This style is supposed to simulate that native ribbon control that is used in Windows 7 applications like Paint and Wordpad. (Note that a slight modification to the wizard-generated code is currently necessary, as described here on Microsoft Connect.) Presumably, this style also looks like the one used in Office 2010, although I can't say for sure as I haven't given Microsoft all of my money yet.

Decide for yourself:

   

Alternatively, you could just use the native ribbon control yourself. There's a sample project here: Windows 7 Ribbon: The Time Has Come, Your Win32 Application Will Change. But if you've already done a lot of work laying out the ribbon in VS 2008, this probably isn't a very compelling option.

Lesson: There's a hefty price to be paid for being on the bleeding edge. If this isn't exactly the same look that you're hoping to emulate, you may very well be out of luck. If your design goals amount to copying what the Office team does, you're going to be quite a busy little bee: toolbars are their absolute favorite thing to reinvent.

EDIT: Looks like you might not be completely out of luck after all. BCGSoft (the company that Microsoft bought the ribbon control from in the first place for the MFC Feature Pack) has released a library that attempts to simulate the Office 2010 experience in several different ways. Throw money at them here.