In my last post, What is “Custom XML” . .
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Using Content Controls vs. Custom XML Elements
Using Content Controls vs. Custom XML Elements
Adding Event Code to Microsoft Office Backstage View Customizations
In my last post , I introduced the basic recipe of how to customize the Microsoft Office Backstage view.
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Adding Event Code to Microsoft Office Backstage View Customizations
SharePoint Content Type, Document Template and Default Metadata Choice in Custom DIP
Something new that I did today… Scenario A Document library with metadata column for DocumentType. There are about 20 document types in the lookup and a site collection field that references this list.
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SharePoint Content Type, Document Template and Default Metadata Choice in Custom DIP
4. VSTO Bug Tracker : Getting the data into Excel
The next step is to get more of the bug data into Excel so we can start to analyze it. To do this, we will use VSTO’s data bind to ListObject support. I’m going to approach this in a different “more advanced” way that will make sense later in the demo. Long time VSTO developer will know that the simple way to bind data to a list object in VSTO is to create an Excel Workbook project, add a data source, then drag and drop the data source onto the Excel Workbook
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4. VSTO Bug Tracker : Getting the data into Excel
Facebook Connect in C Sharp? | Tech Off | Channel 9
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Facebook Connect in C Sharp? | Tech Off | Channel 9
Content Control Event Model in Word 2007
New in Word 2007, content controls can be inserted into a document to provide more structure and control—for example when you have a section of the document that you want to allow the user to put a picture into or pick a value from a drop-down list. There are eight content controls: rich text, plain text, picture, combo box, drop-down list, date picker, group, and building block gallery
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Content Control Event Model in Word 2007
VSTO 3.0 Features – What Features For What Office Applications?
With VSTO 3.0 in Visual Studio 2008, there are a lot of new features and it can be a bit of a challenge to keep track of what’s enabled for what application.
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VSTO 3.0 Features – What Features For What Office Applications?
Removing Comments from a Wordprocessing Document Programmatically
One of the more common scenarios related to a Wordprocessing document is the need to sanitize a document in order to remove personally identifiable information. What do I mean by personally identifiable information? Well, I am talking about, among other things, comments, revisions, personal information such as author name, and hidden text
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Removing Comments from a Wordprocessing Document Programmatically