John Wiese
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- The Developer DashboardWhat'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.
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- Word Automation Services via WorkflowWhat'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.
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- Searching External Repositories using BCSWhat'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.
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- Customizing the RibbonWhat'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.
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- Silverlight and the Client Object ModelWhat'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.
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 -- Sandboxed SolutionsWhat'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.
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What's New: SharePoint 2010 - Installing on Windows 7What'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. What better place t... -
Using WPF in Office Add-InsWith WPF becoming more and more prevalent I thought it would be a good idea to revisit using WPF in office add-ins. Way back when we launched Office 2007 one of the demo’s we did was an Outlook add-in that used a WPF control on an Outlook Form Region. I’m not going to get that ...
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Publishing an Office add-in to a SharePoint Site for DistributionI've been asked many times, "How do I publish my VSTO/Office Add-in installation files to a SharePoint site?". It's relatively straight-forward to publish to a basic web site, or to a UNC file share, but SharePoint is a slightly different beast.
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.NET 4, VS 2010 and Office: New Features in VS 2010 for DevelopersNow that .NET 4 and VS 2010 are out, at least in Beta, I thought it would be a good time to show off some of the new features that are applicable to Office development. In this second (see the first one here) screencast I will cover a new feature of Visual Studio 2010 for Office P...
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Adding Tabs to a TabSet in Office 2007 Apps
Nov 18, 2008 at 11:16 AMThanks,
John
Update: Resolved issue, working as of Nov. 19 @ 8:20 am
Using Office 2007 Icons in Your Office 2007 Add-ins
May 12, 2008 at 12:52 PMOnce you've completed this you should be able to press F5 to run the application, which just launches Word and loads your template.
If you do this, do you then get your template and the Ribbon bar loaded?
You rnext step is really to "publish" your template and add-in to users. From "Build" choose "Publish <TEMPLATE NAME>..." and walk through publish wizard. Once you've published you should be able to have anyone install the package and get both the add-in ribbon and word template.
Hope that helps,
John