Microsoft Office 365 is a way to use the cloud to make your business documents available whenever, wherever you need them. And it’s secure. Office 365 is a collection of programs and services for sending email, storing documents, and collaborating online
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What is Office 365?
Provides developers with advanced guidance on how to develop Windows Phone 7 Applications for SharePoint.
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SharePoint 2010 and Windows Phone 7 Training Kit
The July 2011 release of the SharePoint and Azure Development Kit is a training course to help developers integrate SharePoint and Windows Azure.
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SharePoint and Windows Azure Development Kit
Attaching a file to a Microsoft Outlook mail item is one of the most popular customer actions in Outlook. Naturally, many power users also ask how to do this programmatically. The Outlook object model provides the Attachment object, Attachments.Add method, and an Attachments property for each of the Outlook item objects (for example, mail, appointment, contact, meeting, and task items), to support adding an attachment to an Outlook item
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Attaching a File or an Outlook Item to an Outlook Message
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!
Use the SharePoint Online Developer Guide to gain knowledge and understanding of SharePoint Online within Microsoft Office 365, and the rich features available to developers and designers.
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SharePoint Online: Developer Guide
Download this package to install the Open XML SDK 2.0 code snippets for use with Visual Studio 2010.
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Office 2010 Sample: Open XML SDK 2.0 Code Snippets for Visual Studio 2010
Command line utility to calculate code metrics for your .NET code.
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Visual Studio Code Metrics PowerTool 10.0
Explore the code as you learn to use the SharePoint Foundation 2010 managed client object model to work with managed Microsoft Visual C# code within the context of custom Silverlight 4 applications.
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Sample: Integrating Custom Silverlight Applications with SharePoint Server 2010