Microsoft .NET Development for Microsoft Office

by Whitechapel, Andrew

• ISBN13: 9780735621329
• ISBN10: 0735621322
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2004-11-10
• Publisher: Microsoft Press

Summary

Learn real-world strategies and coding techniques for creating Microsoft Office-based applications that work seamlessly in the Microsoft .NET environment. This must- have reference delivers unique, essential insights for Office and .NET developers alike. Covering Microsoft Office System 2003 editions and Microsoft Office XP, the author provides practical guidance on which techniques are viable within various technical scenarios, and which techniques make the most sense for a given business requirement. Packed with information that Microsoft's own Product Support Services team has relied on-and featuring detailed, step-by-step tutorials and full sample code-it's the vital reference that no Office or .NET developer should be without.

Author Biography

Andrew Whitechapel is a senior program manager for the Windows Phone Application Platform team, performing scoping and design for the application platform (both native and managed), including v7.5 (Mango) and future releases. He is responsible for core parts of the platform, including the application packaging/install database and services, the application execution manager, and the resource manager (memory, CPU, thread pool, etc). He has written several books, including the Microsoft Press books Microsoft .NET Development with Microsoft Office and Inside C# (for which he was a co-author), as well as numerous articles for MSDN Magazine and other publications.

Table of Contents

Overview	p. 1
Basics of Office interoperability	p. 9
Office interop techniques	p. 65
Integrating managed code	p. 105
Add-ins	p. 141
Smart tags	p. 199
Office documents and data	p. 237
Isolating managed extensions	p. 275
Web services and remoting	p. 301
Visual studio tools for Office	p. 359
Smart documents	p. 403
Security	p. 455
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