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Paul Stubbs
5 Reasons to Love VSTO 2005 Second Edition
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Paul Stubbs [MSFT]
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There are many things to like about VSTO 2005 Second Edition . But there are 5 things to love about it. You can create managed add-ins that work for both Office 2003 and Office 2007. I can create a single add-in for both Office platforms or I can...
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