Let’s say you have a class and you want to store a collection of strings in that class. How would your method look like which would let you add a string to the class? 1: public class SampleClass 2: { 3: private List< string > myList = null ; 4:   5: public SampleClass...

It is pretty easy to do that. Here is a piece of code which creates a folder in document library and adds a file to the created folder: SPSite site = new Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSite( "http://localhost" ); SPWeb spWeb = site.RootWeb; SPList docLib = spWeb.Lists[ "My Document Library"...

Imagine this scenario: You create a new VSTO solution (Word document or Excel workbook) and you run the solution. Respective application will open and you make some changes to the document/workbook - maybe you add a few pictures, change text formatting, etc. Once you're done you save the document...

I was thinking on doing this during my first or second week at Microsoft but I just didn't manage it. As many new employees said before: "It's like drinking from the firehose". Believe me, it is. Since this is my first post to my new blog on MSDN let me introduce myself. My name is Peter Jausovec...