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The ribbon component of the Microsoft Office Fluent user interface gives users a flexible way to work with Office applications. Ribbon Extensibility (RibbonX) uses a simple, text-based, declarative XML markup to create and customize the ribbon.

The code example in this topic shows how to add custom components to the ribbon for a single document, as opposed to adding application-level customizations. In the following steps, you add a custom tab, a custom group, and a custom button to the existing ribbon in Word. You also implement a callback procedure for the button that inserts a company name into the document.

  1. Create the customization file in any text editor and save the file with the name customUI.xml.

  2. Add the following XML markup to the file and then close and save the file.

  3. Create a folder on your desktop named customUI and copy the XML customization file to the folder.

  4. Validate the XML markup with a custom schema.

  5. Create a document in Word and save it with the name RibbonSample.docm.

  6. Open the Visual Basic Editor, add the following procedure to the ThisDocument code module, and then close and save the document.

  7. Add a .zip extension to the document file name and then double-click it to open the file.

  8. Add the customization file to the container by dragging the customUI folder from the desktop to the .zip file.

  9. Extract the .rels file to your desktop. A _rels folder that contains the .rels file is copied to your desktop.

  10. Open the .rels file and add the following line between the last Relationship tag and the Relationships tag. This creates a relationship between the document file and the customization file.

  11. Close and save the file.

  12. Add the .rels folder back to the container file by dragging it from the desktop, overwriting the existing file.

  13. Rename the document file to its original name by removing the .zip extension.

  14. Open the document and notice that the ribbon now displays the My Tab tab.

  15. Choose the tab and notice the Sample Group group with a button control.

  16. Choose the button to insert the company name into the document.

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Summary

This article helps you determine the licensing type of your Microsoft Office product, whether it's Microsoft 365, Office 2019, Office 2016, or Office 2013.

License types

To determine whether you have a retail edition or a volume license edition, use one of the following methods, depending on which version of Microsoft Office product you've installed.

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Microsoft 365

If you're using a Microsoft 365 product, see View Microsoft 365 licenses and services with PowerShell. Follow the steps to find your license type and other details about your version of Office.

Office 2019 and Office 2016

  1. Press Windows logo key+X on your keyboard to open the quick action menu.

  2. Select Command Prompt (Admin).

  3. If a security prompt window is displayed, select Allow.

Using the command line to check your license type

  1. Open an elevated Command Prompt window.

  2. Type the following command to navigate to the Office folder.

    For 32-bit (x86) Office

    cd c:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficeOffice16

    For 64-bit (x64) Office

    cd c:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice16

  3. Type cscript ospp.vbs /dstatus, and then press Enter.

    In this example, the screen displays the Retail type license. If you have a volume license (VL) product, the license type is displayed as VL or Volume Licensing.

Office 2013

Method 1: Search DVD or ISO file for Admin folder

This method requires that you have access to the DVD or ISO file that's used to install your Office product.

  1. Open File Explorer, and navigate to the DVD or ISO file.

  2. Search for a folder that’s named Admin.

    • If the Admin folder exists, this disc is a volume license (VL) edition.
    • If the Admin folder does not exist, this disc is a retail edition.

    Note

    Retail media includes a lowercase 'r' before the '.WW' in the folder name and before the 'WW.msi' in the MSI file name.For example, the installation file for Proplus retail is ProplusrWW.msi in the ProplusrWW folder. Proplus non-retail is ProplusWW.msi in the PlusplusWW.

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Method 2: Use the command-line interface

  1. Open an elevated Command Prompt window.

    • Windows 10, Windows 8.1, or Windows 8

      1. Press Windows logo key+X on your keyboard to open the quick action menu.

      2. Select Command Prompt (Admin).

      3. If a security prompt window is displayed, select Allow.

    • Windows 7

      1. Select Start, and type cmd.
      2. On the Start menu, right-click Command Prompt, and then select Run as administrator.
      3. If a security prompt window is displayed, select Allow.

  2. Type the following command to navigate to the Office folder:

    • For 32-bit (x86) Office

      cd c:Program Files (x86)Microsoft OfficeOffice15

    • For 64-bit (x64) Office

      cd c:Program FilesMicrosoft OfficeOffice15

  3. At the command prompt, type cscript ospp.vbs /dstatus, and then press Enter.

    In this example, the license channel is reflected as RETAIL or VOLUME.

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Volume licenses

To determine the Office volume license type on a Mac, open an Office app (such as PowerPoint), select the name of the app in the menu, and then select About (app).

The license type will be listed below the Product ID.

Subscription licenses

To determine the Office subscription license type, open an Office app (such as PowerPoint), select the name of the app in the menu, and then About (app).

The license type will be listed below the Product ID.

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For more information, see Find details for other versions of Office.

To get support for your Microsoft product, go to the Office product page, and log in to your My Account panel. Within the panel, you can find your product details, support options, and information about any subscriptions that you have.

Still need help? Go to Microsoft Community.