I am one of those persons who has 25 apps running at the same time. I always have multiple instances of Explorer, VS, Office docs, and other apps running at all times. The one app I never close and I frequently visit is Outlook.
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Extending the Outlook Social Connector
I am one of those persons who has 25 apps running at the same time.
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Extending the Outlook Social Connector
A couple months ago Robert Green , VSTO MVP, started a series of tutorials on building on Office 2007. Yesterday we published part 3 of his step-by-step tutorials.
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Office Development with Visual Studio Tutorial Series – Part 3 (Beth Massi)
Improve the Reach and Manageability of Microsoft Access 2010 Database Applications with Microsoft Access Services
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Microsoft Access Services for Microsoft Access 2010
Lots of new SharePoint 2010 training material released in january: 2010 Information Worker Demonstration Virtual Machine (Beta) – fully functional virtual machines to demo Office 2010 and SharePoint 2010. Free E-learning: What’s new in Microsoft SharePoint 2010 for developers
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SharePoint 2010 – new developer training material including full virtual machine download
Explore the code in this visual how-to article as you learn to learn how to use Visual Studio 2010 to create a BCS external content type. Author: Joel Krist (Other)
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Sample: Connecting to a .NET Framework Source Using Business Connectivity Services in Office 2010
Good news! Project 2010 supports custom task panes! Bad News! Getting one to appear in a Project 2010 is not so obvious. Good News! It’s a lot easier than I make it sound. In this post, I’ll show you how to add a custom task pane to Project 2010 by using a Project 2010 or Project 2007 project template in Visual Studio.
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Add a Custom Task Pane to Project 2010 (Norm Estabrook)
Watch this visual how-to video as you learn to create an Office 2010 Business Connectivity Services External Content Type based on a .NET Framework source. Author: Joel Krist (MVP)
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Video: Connecting to a .NET Framework Source Using Business Connectivity Services in Office 2010
The Office 2010 Developer Training Kit requires a development environment to give you the full impact of the development experience which includes SharePoint 2010. There are many ways to go about setting up a Virtual Machine (VM) x-64 environment from using Windows Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1 (x64) to running a VM under Hyper-V on Windows Server 2008/R2 or on Windows 7.
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A Virtual Machine (VM) for the Office 2010 Developer Training Kit – (Includes SharePoint 2010)