This sample shows how to use the new PickerDialog object in Outlook 2010, to access a SharePoint server to get a list of objects such as users, distribution lists, and so forth.
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Sample: Outlook 2010: Access Lists of SharePoint Objects Using Outlook.PickerDialog
Explore the code as you learn to create a BDC model that uses BCS entities in Visual Studio to access a matrix in SQL Server. Author: Martin Harwar (Other)
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Sample: Creating a .NET Connectivity Assembly for Business Connectivity Services by Using Visual Studio 2010
Learn how to use Access 2010 to add support for simple conditional formatting in reports in this visual how-to video and overview.
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Using Conditional Formatting in Access 2010 Reports (Visual How To)
Derrick VanArnam and Russell Fox have developed a sample Access database that shows how to integrate Silverlight into an Access database.
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Power Tip: Integrate Silverlight into an Access database
LightSwitch has a really nice feature on data grids that allow you to export them to Excel if running out of browser (full trust). This gives you a basic way of getting data out of the system to create reports or do further analysis on the data using Excel. However, in business applications you typically want to provide some client-side reporting that also formats the data in a certain way so it can be printed easily.
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Using Microsoft Word to Create Reports For LightSwitch (or Silverlight)
Watch this visual how-to video as you learn to use Access 2010 to create calculated columns in table design.
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Video: Using Calculated Columns in Table Design in Access 2010
Watch this video as you learn to create a BCS external content type for Office 2010 based on a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service.
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Video: Connecting to a WCF Service Using Business Connectivity Services in Office 2010
To continue the theme of landing external data in Office 2010, I’ve taken a demo excerpt from a session I presented at a conference last week to show how easy it is to land OData information in an add-in. In this sample I simply use the Northwind Database which is a publicly available OData producer .
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Accessing an OData Producer using an Office 2010 Add-in
Today we published a few Office 2010 object model references on the MSDN Library: Access 2010 Developer Reference Excel 2010 Developer Reference Outlook 2010 Developer Reference Project 2010 Developer Reference Word 2010 Developer Reference These versions are currently the most up-to-date developer references for the corresponding Office 2010 client applications. Developer References for Office 2010 (APIs shared across Office client applications), PowerPoint 2010, Publisher 2010, and Visio 2010 will be forthcoming shortly.
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A Few Office 2010 Object Model References Live on MSDN!
Dick Moffat is a professional Access developer who has been using Access 2010 and SharePoint Server 2010 to build databases that run on Windows but live in SharePoint. We have a chat about how you can leverage your existing Access skills and bring your current databases into SharePoint to make sharing databases and working with users in remote locations fast & easy. If you are building something cool with Access/Access Services we would love to feature you on The Access Show
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The Access Show: Developing Access 2010 Hybrid Apps with Dick Moffat