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Migrating an Outlook Solution to .NET Framework 4 in Visual Studio 2010 (Norm Estabrook)
16 December 09 02:33 PM

Visual Studio can help migrate your Outlook solutions from .NET Framework 3.5 to the .NET Framework 4. However, you still have to do a few things manually to make it all work.  Beth Massi converts an Outlook Solution that targets the .NET Framework Read More...

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Filed under: Outlook 2007, VSTO, Norm Estabrook, .NET Framework Client Profile, migration, Beth Massi, VS2010, Office Development, Visual Studio 2010, Office 2010

Making a Custom Group Appear in the Message Tab of a Mail Item (Norm Estabrook)
15 December 09 02:14 PM

You can add a custom group to the Message tab of an Outlook mail item.  For example, here is a custom group named "MyCoolGroup" that I added to the message tab of a new message: Outlook lets you open a message in the following two modes: Read More...

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Filed under: Outlook 2007, VSTO, Norm Estabrook, Ribbon, Office 2007, VS2008, Office Development, Office 2010

Office 2010 Beta & SharePoint 2010 Beta Now Available to the Public (Beth Massi)
18 November 09 10:54 AM

Monday Office and SharePoint 2010 Beta were released to MSDN/TechNet subscribers. Today it was announced at PDC that these are available to the rest of the public! Come and get it… Office 2010 Beta SharePoint 2010 Beta These Betas are compatible with Read More...

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Filed under: VSTO, Beth Massi, VS2010, Visual Studio 2010, Office 2010, SharePoint 2010

Will your VSTO addin run on Office 2010 64-bit? Yes, probably. (Christin Boyd)
05 August 09 03:05 PM

The Visual Studio team is designing the runtime components for Office 2010 so that your Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005 and Visual Studio 2008 .NET addins, document solutions and spreadsheet solutions will run on 64-bit Office 2010.  These runtime Read More...

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Filed under: runtime, VSTO, Christin Boyd, primary interop assemblies, Office Development, Office 14, Office 2010

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...

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

Sign up for Office 2010 Technical Preview
12 May 09 10:36 AM

I’m at TechEd in LA, but it seems I could get just as much excitement just watching the Twittersphere today and watching #tela09 tags!  And my feet are killing me.  So be glad you’re sitting at your computer instead of walking around Los Angeles!  Read More...

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Filed under: VSTO, Christin Boyd, Office 2007, video, Community, Office Development, SharePoint, Office 2010

Developing for Office and SharePoint Server 2010 (Christin Boyd)
01 May 09 01:08 PM

I get a lot of questions about the future.  When will Office and SharePoint release?   First half of 2010. Is VSTO part of Microsoft’s long term strategy?   Yes!  The Office tools shipped in VS 2008 and will ship in VS 2010 with lots Read More...

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Filed under: VSTO, Christin Boyd, SharePoint, Office 14, Visual Studio 2010, Office 2010, SharePoint 2010