What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- Word Automation Services via Workflow

Posted: Jun 21, 2010 at 1:31 PM
By: John Wiese
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 is a series of screencasts centered on what is new in SharePoint 2010 for developers. My goal is to highlight a majority of the major new features that are of interest to developers and help you get started building solutions on those features.

In this episode I am going to show you how to create a simple Workflow that uses Word Automation Services to convert documents added to a document library over to PDF format. A great solution for compliance scenarios!

Episode List:

Episode 1: Installing on Windows 7
Episode 2: Sandboxed Solutions
Episode 3: Silverlight Solutions with the Client Object Model
Episode 4: Customizing the SharePoint Ribbon
Episode 5: Searching External Repositories using BCS
Episode 6: Word Automation Services via Workflow
Episode 7: The Developer Dashboard

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