Posts Tagged ‘C#’
Eugene Starostin | April 22nd, 2009
Part 2 of the Advanced Outlook Regions series, which focused on Outlook Explorer and Inspector regions, ended with the promise that there would be no pictures in the upcoming post, instead it would touch on rather unobvious, rarely used, but highly interesting stuff. Well, the first thing that I'd like to start with is cached instancing...
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.NET, C#, Delphi, Office, Outlook, Outlook regions, VB.NET, Visual Studio, VSTO |
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Dmitry Kostochko | April 17th, 2009
It is generally known that the Microsoft Office Object Model is not thread safe and accessing some object, property or method not from the main thread may sometimes result in a host application crash. Of course, nothing prevents you from using threads inside the add-in itself, threads that don't need the Office Object Model...
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.NET, C#, COM add-ins, Object model, Office, Outlook, VB.NET, Visual Studio |
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Eugene Starostin | April 15th, 2009
Our web-site somehow absolutely imperceptibly for me turned into a collection of pages containing a bit outdated information about our products. I think we will spend the whole year 2009 on putting our web-site in order. In the meantime, I am going to systematically publish complete reviews of one or other of the capabilities that, in my opinion, are covered insufficiently or their descriptions are outdated. And I will start with perhaps the most popular feature of Add-in Express - the Advanced Outlook View and Form Regions...
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.NET, C#, Delphi, Outlook, Outlook regions, VB.NET, VSTO |
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Eugene Starostin | March 2nd, 2009
In addition to bug fixes, which I must admit were not too numerous, and some platform-dependent modifications and enhancements concerning Excel, we've decided to improve Advanced Excel Task Panes as well...
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.NET, C#, Delphi, Excel, task panes, VB.NET, Visual Studio, VSTO |
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Dmitry Kostochko | January 30th, 2009
Yes, you can do that in one Visual Studio project, but not in one solution. And yes, you can do it using the Add-in Express products. There are only two things to keep in mind…...
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C#, Excel, IE add-ons, Office, Outlook, VB.NET, Word |
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Dmitry Kostochko | January 25th, 2009
Here you will get to know how you can use Windows Server Group Policy to install Office applications automatically, including Office COM add-ins. You will learn how to create a Group Policy object in Windows Server 2000, 2003 and 2008, how to assign and remove an installation package…...
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.NET, C#, COM add-ins, Deployment, Excel, Office, VB.NET, Word |
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