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Demonstrating how to sync Facebook events to Outlook
05 August 09 09:59 AM

Every once in a while, we learn of neat apps that have been created with the Office development tools in Visual Studio. In an Outlook 2007 add-in, Jake Ginnivan combined WPF and the Facebook API to respond to Facebook events from a Ribbon. In addition, Read More...

Postedby VSTO Team | 0 Comments    

Filed under: VSTO, Mary Lee, Office 2007, WPF, Office 2010

Deploying Multiple Office Solutions In a Single Installer (Mary Lee)
20 May 09 10:00 AM

Starting in Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1, you can deploy multiple Office solutions in a single ClickOnce installer. For example, you can develop two Office solutions (one for Outlook and another for Excel) and combine these into a single installer with a Read More...

Postedby VSTO Team | 4 Comments    

Filed under: ClickOnce, Mary Lee, Office 2007, Deployment, VS2010

Video How Do I: Add Controls at Run Time in an Application-Level Project (Mary Lee)
10 March 09 08:59 AM

In Walkthrough: Adding Controls to a Worksheet at Run Time in an Application-Level Project , you can see  to add host controls at run time in an application-level add-in by using Visual Studio 2008 SP1.  This video is posted to the How Do I Read More...

Postedby VSTO Team | 1 Comments    

Filed under: VSTO, Mary Lee, Office 2007, Excel 2007, VS2008, SP1

What's New in VS 2008 SP1 and how the VSTO team decided what to include in a Service Pack (Christin Boyd, Mary Lee)
11 July 08 12:29 PM

Updated August, 2008 I'd like to give you some insight into how we decide what goes into a Service Pack for Microsoft Visual Studio. I'm speaking specifically about how the VSTO team built SP1; most other groups within Visual Studio use the same process. Read More...

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Filed under: ClickOnce, VSTO, Mary Lee, Christin Boyd, Office 2007, Deployment, VS2008, SP1, .NET Framework Client Profile

Developing an add-in for multiple versions of Office (Mary Lee)
20 March 08 12:42 PM

Theoretically, you can develop an add-in for multiple versions of Microsoft Office by catering to the lowest common denominator. This means if you use an Excel 2003 add-in template in Visual Studio 2008, you would be able to develop and debug this with Read More...

Postedby VSTO Team | 7 Comments    

Filed under: Mary Lee, Office 2007, Office 2003