Lately I’ve been converting an Office business application we built last year with Visual Studio 2008 to Visual Studio and Office 2010. Last couple posts we tackled converting the Outlook client piece.
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Migrating a 2007 Workflow to Visual Studio & SharePoint 2010
This post provides an overview of features and components that will be deprecated in the upcoming release of Access 2010. A decision to remove a feature or component from the product is never a trivial one; we therefore have put a lot of thought when deciding to remove functionality.
Mike Alexander, Excel MVP recently sent us a pointer to a blog post with some cool ideas to spice up your application with data visualizations . Here is a quick sample: Mike didn’t mention attachments in his post but the attachment control works really well for storing images
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Dashboard graphics in forms and reports
I track some information in Excel, and one of the columns is for a link to some location (blogs, Web sites, etc.). One of the things is that I don’t want the URL to appear as it creates display issues (as shown here). I really want it to look like this: I prefer to just display the word “Link” that is marked up with the actual link.
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Excel VBA Cells and Hyperlinks
Point8020 has released free SharePoint 2010 end user training that you can access from http://www.point8020.com/SharePointEndUserTraining.aspx .
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SharePoint 2010 End-User Training
Wes Hackett, Matt Smith, Martin Hatch, Glyn Clough and a few others have been working on some Visual Studio 2010 extensions to help SharePoint development. These also build on the superb new extensibility options specifically in the SharePoint tools in Visual Studio 2010.
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SharePoint Visual Studio 2010 extensions on CodePlex SPVSX
Today’s guest blogger is Access MVP Garry Robinson, who offers the Smart Access collection of articles at http://www.vb123.com/kb . In Smart Access Answers , Doug Steele was asked “What if I have a number of different controls–say, text boxes, labels, and check boxes and I want to make them invisible or visible when a form is being used?
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Manage large groups of controls by using the Tag property
In my last post, What is “Custom XML” . .
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Using Content Controls vs. Custom XML Elements