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  1. Run the below code RibbonOfficeSample.zip. You will find that the BackStageCommandButton ( SaveButton) is being at the proper place
  2. Just replace the explicit declaration of BackStageCommandButton with ContentControl, but they should still be completely equivalent in terms of visual appearance.
  3. Now you will find that the BackStageCommandButton is placed at the wrong control; it's as if I'm using 

    BackstageTabItem now.