FIX. RadRibbonForm prevents the Windows taskbar to show when taskbar AutoHide is on

Removing the minimize and maximize buttons when Windows aero effects are enabled is not possible neither through the form properties neither through the ribbon bar element.

To reproroduce:
- open the smart tag and uncheck the ShowBorder check box.
- save, close and reopen the form

WORKAROUND: set the property in code
radRibbonBarButtonGroup1.ShowBorder = false;

When Windows aero effects are enabled and the form width is being decreased, the title bar text appears over the title bar buttons and further more when continuing reducing the width of the form the buttons disappear and a small black rectangle is shown instead.

Using VS2012 RadRibbonForm's caption element is misplaced. As a result a horizontal black line appears below the title. Additionally, the system borders of the form are thinner that they are supposed to be.

1. You need to have the Controls Suite installed
2. Add a new RadRibbonBarForm to the project using the add new item dialog
3. You will see that the RadRibbonBar that is within the RadRibbonBarForm has some glitches

You have a scenario where there is a maximized MDI child form in a RadRibbonForm. You try to close the maximized child form from the MDI box of RadRibbonBar, but instead of getting the form closed, you programmatically hide it, so that you can reuse it further. The moment you try to show that form again, it appears non-maximized which is not a correct behavior.

To reproduce:

Add a RadRibbonBar to a Form. Add a RadTextBox to the bottom of the Form. Start the application, click the textbox and press the alt key. You will see that the focus will be taken away. This does not allow you to input key combinations into RadTextBox, such as Alt + 457.


Workaround:

Use the following custom RadRibbonBar:

public class MyRadRibbonBar : RadRibbonBar
{
    protected override ComponentInputBehavior CreateBehavior()
    {
        return new MyRibbonBarInputBehavior(this);
    }


    public override string ThemeClassName
    {
        get
        {
            return typeof(RadRibbonBar).FullName;
        }
        set
        {
        }
    }
}


class MyRibbonBarInputBehavior : RadRibbonBar.RibbonBarInputBehavior
{
    public MyRibbonBarInputBehavior(RadRibbonBar owner)
        : base(owner)
    {
    }


    protected override bool SetInternalKeyMapFocus()
    {
        if ((this.Owner as RadRibbonBar).ContainsFocus)
        {
            return base.SetInternalKeyMapFocus();
        }


        return false;
    }
}

The Click event is fired for another element instead for the element where the MouseDown event is fired in RadRibbonBar.

The order of the tabs under the 'Edit CommandTabs' dialog is wrong after deleting all the contextual tabs.

1. Change the theme to FluentDark using the dropdown located at the very top left of the app form (it should say Fluent as default). 
2. Select the Administration View ribbon group, located at the very left of the form ribbon
3. Select any option from the dropdown menu that appears 
You should see that the borders around the ribbon groups appear, and  once the mouse hovers over a collection is 'refreshes' them and the issue is then not repeatable for that group of buttons (even after another theme change). As mentioned in the previous ticket, this issue is only repeatable once per application launch

Steps to reproduce:

1. Add a RadRibbonBar to a form
2. Set it to be in Backstage mode
3. Add several items in the Backstage menu
4. Set their text to contain the & sign and set UseMnemonics to true on each menu item

Run the project and press Alt you will see that the letters preceded by an & are not underscored.

The button that opens the BackstageView is not correctly placed when the ribbon is placed on a RadRibbonForm with aero turned on.

If the ribbon is collapsed and the user clicks a command tab to show the ribbon, and then uses Alt-Tab or another non-mouse method to switch to another application, the ribbon menu is 'stuck' and shows above all other windows. 
Switching back to the ribbon application and clicking will hide the ribbon. Using the mouse to click to another application does not have the same issue.

1. Create a new project with RadRibbonForm.
2. Set the ApplicationMenuStyle to BackstageView.
3. Add two buttons inside the backstage view. The first one should change the theme to Windows 7 and the second one to TelerikMetro.
4. Run the project and observe how application button position changes when changing the theme.

Steps to reproduce:
1.Open the ThemeViewer and select a random theme (e.g. TelerikMetro)
2.Click the "Show Form" button, related to "ribbonbar & backstage view, status strip". As a result a RadRibbonForm is shown. Notice that it has a form icon and a QuickAccessToolBar.
3.Click on the arrow button in the QuickAccessToolBar and select "Show below the Ribbon".
Note that the BackColor behind the form's icon is not correct.

Workaround: this.radRibbonBar1.RibbonBarElement.CaptionFill.Margin = new Padding(-20, 0, 0, 0);

Attempt to assign two RadButtonElements in RadRibbonBar the same Name at design time results with an Exception dialog instead of the standard dialog.

To reproduce:
1.Create a RadRibbonForm and add a QuickAccessToolBar and a Contextual Tab Group
2.Use the following code:
public Form1()
{
    InitializeComponent();

    this.AllowAero = false;
    radRibbonBar1.RibbonBarElement.IconPrimitive.Visibility = ElementVisibility.Visible;
    ThemeResolutionService.ApplicationThemeName = "TelerikMetro";
}
3.Run the application. Position the QuickAccessToolBar below the ribbon via the drop down menu. Note that the Contextual Tab Group is shifted to the right.

Workaround:
this.radRibbonBar1.QuickAccessToolBar.RadPropertyChanged += QuickAccessToolBar_RadPropertyChanged;

private void QuickAccessToolBar_RadPropertyChanged(object sender, Telerik.WinControls.RadPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.Property.Name == "QuickAccessToolbarBelowRibbonProperty")
    {
        if (this.radRibbonBar1.RibbonBarElement.QuickAccessToolbarBelowRibbon == true)
        {
            this.radRibbonBar1.RibbonBarElement.RibbonCaption.Margin = new Padding(-15, 0, 0, 0); 
        }
        else
        {
            this.radRibbonBar1.RibbonBarElement.RibbonCaption.Margin = new Padding(0); 
        }
    }
}

It will be nice if RadRibbonBar has the QuickAccessToolbar property exposed in the property grid of Visual Studio, just like ExpandButton, ExitButton, etc.