Despite what some promulgate as software development best practices, I like to start my projects by sketching what I envision. I don’t conduct interviews.
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Customize Outlook Ribbon and command bars in a single add-in
Despite what some promulgate as software development best practices, I like to start my projects by sketching what I envision. I don’t conduct interviews.
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Customize Outlook Ribbon and command bars in a single add-in
Are you lost in a sea of content? Check out our new site map with links to developer content for Microsoft Office products, servers, services, and technologies, including SharePoint 2010.
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Office Development Site Map – NEW!
Thanks to everyone attended my sessions at Tech Ed North America and at SharePoint TechFest. It was a lot of fun and everyone had great questions. This type of session is a challenge due to the plethora of overlapping technologies involved. Hopefully, the session did as advertised:
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Provide an understanding of the developer technologies provided by the Office platform and explain when to use each technology. You will leave here with an understanding of when to use Office technologies like Open XML, VSTO, SharePoint Document Services (Word, Excel, Visio), SharePoint REST API & Client Object Model, Business Connectivity Services, etc., and how to build them. |
I have attached the slide deck and the demo code to this post. As a I mentioned at the beginning of the session, the MSDN Office Developer Map is a great place to go to find content related to any Office Development task. Here is the link:
The session deck has even more links and I’ll post a ton of material so be sure and check those out as well.
Learn to use the Open XML SDK 2.0 to generate specific documents, SharePoint 2010 to store those documents, Word Automation Services to convert them to XPS files to print, and .NET Framework code to send them to the printer.
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Processing Documents in Bulk Using SharePoint 2010 and Open XML 2.0
Explore code that uses the Open XML SDK 2.0, SharePoint 2010, Word Automation Services, and .NET Framework code to process documents in bulk.
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Sample: Processing Documents in Bulk Using SharePoint 2010 and Open XML 2.0
I’m ready to get my hands on the the Asus Eee Slate. I think I could get into that. Channel 9 has a video that shows how Asuss + Office 2010 will work. It looks good to me.
It isn’t an iPad but I don’t want it to be. I want to be a table/slate-based PC. Highly portable and highly productive.
I wonder what impact the Eee Slate will have on Office Development.
When I have my grubby hands on the Eee slate, I plan to find out.
Start visualizing the applications, services, client/server data-access technologies, on-premise servers, platform products and technologies, and tools that help developers build multiple line-of-business solutions.
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Office 2010 Developer Map – NEW!
Learn to create a COM add-in that adds a custom tab, group, and other controls to the user interface.
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Video: Create Add-ins to Customize the Office 2010 Backstage View
Explore this visual how-to sample as you learn to use strongly typed classes in the Open XML SDK 2.0 to delete comments by all or specific authors in a Word document.
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Sample: Deleting Comments By All Authors or Specific Authors in Word 2010 Documents by Using the Open XML SDK 2.0
Use this guide to learn more about Office 2010 user interface new features.
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