Office Add-Ins Development with NAPA
Description
This is the first of a two part course in Visio development. The course is intentionally focused on the concepts of Visio development rather than the implementation details.
The first part (this video) covers the following areas:
- [00:03:33] Structure - file types and the basic mechanics of shapes within a document
- [00:06:32] Shape logic - parametric behavior, formulas and inheritance
- [00:15:21] Data - Shape Data section, Data Linking and Data Graphics
- [00:28:18] Relationships - Glue and structured diagramming
- [00:44:23] Layout - Built-in layout and routing
The second part covers the following areas:
- Extensibility choices - VBA, C# (Addins), C++ (Addons), Visio Drawing Control and PowerShell
- Object model
- Event handling
- Deployment
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The Discussion
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John Excellent job John. Even I learned a few things.
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InsideDeveloper Great Job and very informative way to teach Visio for everyone.
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Karry Good Hi, John
I'm a developer. I need to convert vsd file to pdf file in visio 2010. So I use “save as ” and select “*.pdf” file type to generate pdf file. Here comes the question. The 0.0 pt of lines' weight in visio become 0.14pt in pdf file.
I don't know why. And I can’t find methods to keep the 0 pt line weight after convertion with visio. Can you help me?
Cheers,
Karry -
JohnGoldsmith Hello Karry,
Thanks for the question. A really good place for general Visio questions is over at the VisGuy.com forum and I've answered your question over there:
http://visguy.com/vgforum/index.php?topic=7288
Best regards
John
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Karry Thank U, John!
I have replid in visguy.
Cheers,
Karry -
pankaj78784 Awesome video. John explained so well in very less time. Thanks
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JohnGoldsmith @pankaj78784:Thanks very much Pankaj - glad you liked it.