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February 2005 - Posts

Thursday, February 17, 2005 9:39 PM

Random musings and an Infopath tip

Random musings... I have had too much sugar today and too little sleep last night, so my brain is a little fried. Consider yourself warned :) My current gig is for a hospital. Every evening when I leave the parking lot, the automated toll machine remarks

Posted by Addys | 1 Comments

Filed under: Personal, .NET, InfoPath

Sunday, February 13, 2005 10:00 PM

Another VSTO dev tip

Office will only load managed code assemblies which are fully trusted by the .Net CAS policy. When developing a VSTO solution, Visual Studio tweaks the CAS policy to allow Office to load the VSTO assemblies from a default <projectname>_bin folder

Posted by Addys | 0 Comments

Filed under: VSTO

Thursday, February 10, 2005 7:55 PM

VSTO 2003 Development Tip

One of the more annoying aspects of developing a VSTO solution is debugging deployment issues. The Office host application (Word/Excel) often returns error messages along the lines of: “Can’t find or load the <assembly> assembly in <url>”

Posted by Addys | 2 Comments

Filed under: VSTO

Tuesday, February 08, 2005 10:15 AM

Is Gmail ramping up for a release?

Gmail has become very generous with their invites lately (I have 50 invites available on my account, and I don't even use it that much). Obviously they want to increase their volumes by an order of magnitude or more... I wonder if this means that a release