Word Content Controls in Visual Studio 2008
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Author: Hi, I am Daniel Moth 
Introduction: Exploit Outlook Form Regions. If you are a managed developer (e.g. Windows Forms) then you'll find that you already have the skills for extending Microsoft Office applications with your code. Visual Studio 2008 makes it really
easy and that is what I demonstrate in this 15' video. For other resources, start at my
blog post here.
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The Discussion
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craigbailey The download link doesn't seem to be working.
I've downloaded your other VSTO screencasts fine - it is just this one that is problematic.
Cheers,
Craig
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Daniel Moth Thanks for reporting this Craig. They changed the download URL and I have now updated this post. Please try again. -
SynDev Hi,
I have a question. Is it possible in Outlook 2007 to add a custom folder at root level (At the same level of 'Personal Folders', 'Archive Folders' etc) ?
If yes, How ?
And then is it possible to add Outlook Form Region for the click of this custom folder.
I would really appreciate any help.
Thank you,
SynDev
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Daniel Moth Sorry SynDev, no idea. Please try posting VSTO questions to the free dedicated online MSDN Forums: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=16&SiteID=1
Good luck!
Cheers
Daniel
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