If you are developing add-ins or customizations for Outlook, these changes in 2010 are worth noting. I’m pulling an article out of the MSDN Office Development Library to alert you to an important change to the way Outlook shuts down
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Outlook 2010 for Developers: New Shutdown Changes for Outlook 2010
I’m happy to announce that a new member has joined the Outlook platform family. The new arrival has a long and formal name known as Microsoft Outlook Social Connector Provider Extensibility, but the name shouldn’t stop you from getting acquainted with this exciting new extensibility feature for Outlook 2010! What is an Outlook Social Connector (OSC) provider
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Developing a provider for the Outlook Social Connector
Access 2007 introduced a new concept called Layouts . The most useful scenario for the feature was tabular reports. It makes it very easy to resize and rearrange columns compared to the pre-Access 2007 days with absolute position
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Access 2010 improved layouts
Today’s author is Derek Mang, owner of Systems Solution Developers Inc. You can find more useful tips from Derek on his website: www.officevbasolutions.com .
Over the next three posts this blog will cover some of the charting changes that have been made in Office 2010, many of which are the direct result of customer feedback. As part of the Office 2007 release we overhauled charting throughout Office; however an OM for Word and PowerPoint was not provided.
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Chart Object Model in Word & PowerPoint
How often have you sent a message to someone only to receive an Out of Office message in reply a moment later? Or (like me) you might have sent a message to a Contact Group, only to find out too late that group contained hundreds of people – when it happened to me I surely wished I had known in advance.
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Introducing MailTips
Today’s author is Ron de Bruin, an Excel MVP .
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Add Buttons to the Quick Access Toolbar and Customize Button Images
Recently I was asked the following question: I am looking to get an understanding of the internal operations during an Access 2007 synchronize execution. I have just been exposed to a SharePoint MOSS and Access 2007 environment where at times the normal sync time goes from 7-minutes to around an hour. I am taking the side of “network bandwidth” as the reason and not the side of “data quantity” as the root cause for the increased time.
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Synchronize with SharePoint under the hood
Even though Microsoft is readying WinMo 6.5, I say, “so what?” It won't change my user experience in a meaningful way as I wrote in 18 Months is a Lifetime. So I am now a Blackberry user, just like the President.
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