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  • Microsoft Office XP Developer's Guide
  • Written by author Microsoft Corporation Staff
  • Published by Microsoft Press,U.S., 2001/04/01
  • Exploit powerfully enhanced programmability in Office XP with authoritative information — straight from the Microsoft Office development team. This hardcore programming reference comes packed with practical, roll-up-your-sleeves resources to help you maxi
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Foreword xxxiii
Part 1 Getting Started with Office XP Developer 1
Introduction 1
What's New in Office XP Developer 5
Setting up the Developer Design Environment 7
Setting up the Server Environment 8
Part 2 Developing Office Developer Applications 15
Chapter 1 Designing Applications 17
The Design Process 17
Which Technologies Should You Use? 20
Thinking About User Interface Design 30
Designing Code for Reusability 31
Security Considerations 32
Testing Your Application 33
Application Deployment 33
Chapter 2 Developing Office Applications Using VBA 35
The Benefits of Office Programmability 36
Office Objects and Object Models 37
Working with Office Applications 75
Working with Microsoft FrontPage Objects 123
Working with Microsoft Outlook Objects 127
Working with Microsoft PowerPoint Objects 139
Working with Microsoft Project Objects 153
Working with Microsoft Visio Objects 156
Working with Microsoft Word Objects 159
Working with Shared Office Components 186
Getting the Most Out of Visual Basic for Applications 242
Add-ins, Templates, Wizards, and Libraries 297
Chapter 3 Developing Workflow Applications for Exchange Server 349
Workflow Applications Architecture for Exchange Server 350
Planning a Workflow Process for Exchange Server 357
Building a Workflow Process for Exchange Server 361
Developing the User Interface for Exchange Workflow 377
Scripting in the Workflow Designer for Exchange Server 380
Chapter 4 Developing Workflow Applications for SQL Server 393
Workflow Applications Architecture for SQL Server 394
Planning Workflow Applications for SQL Server 400
Building Workflow Applications for SQL Server 409
Developing a User Interface for SQL Server 424
Setting Up Accounts, Logins, Roles, and Users 436
Scripting Workflow Events for SQL Server 450
Creating Templates 461
Chapter 5 Developing a Digital Dashboard Using Web Parts 467
Understanding the Digital Dashboard 467
Web Parts 472
Chapter 6 Debugging and Error Handling 489
Writing Error-Free Code 490
Debugging Code 492
Handling Errors 498
Chapter 7 Localizing Your Application 509
Localization Guidelines for Your User Interface 509
Localization Guidelines for Language and Terminology 511
Localization Guideline for Your Code 512
Localizing Your Access Runtime Application 514
Chapter 8 Deploying Your Application 517
The Packaging Process 517
Creating a Setup Package Using the Packaging Wizard 518
Deploying Office Templates and Application-Specific Add-ins 524
Deploying COM Add-ins 528
Deploying Outlook and FrontPage Applications 529
Deploying Microsoft Access Applications using the Access Runtime 529
Part 3 Programming Concepts 537
Chapter 9 Writing Solid Code 539
Writing Solid Script 539
Using a Naming Convention 541
Structuring and Formatting Your Code 550
Commenting Code 555
Designing Code to Be Used Again 560
Chapter 10 Working with XML 565
Office Applications and XML 566
Working with XML in the Design Environment 572
Chapter 11 Custom Classes and Objects 573
Why Build Your Own Objects? 574
Basic Class Concepts 575
Creating Property Procedures 581
Creating Events and Event Procedures 588
Extending Objects Through Interfaces 595
Designing Object Models 604
Creating Custom Objects for Web Pages 606
Part 4 Using the Office Developer Productivity Tools 609
Chapter 12 Sharing Code with the Code Librarian 611
Opening the Code Librarian 611
Creating a Code Library 612
Creating Code Librarian Categories 612
Using Code Snippets from the Code Library 613
Customizing Code in the Code Librarian 614
Making the Code Librarian Available to Multiple Users 617
Chapter 13 Using Source Code Control 619
Setting Up Visual SourceSafe 620
Choosing the Right Source Code Control Add-In 621
Using the Visual SourceSafe Add-In with the Visual Basic Environment 622
Using Visual SourceSafe with Documents and VBA Code 623
Using Source Control with Access 626
Chapter 14 Sharing and Reusing VBA Objects 627
Exporting VBA Objects 627
Importing VBA Objects 628
Chapter 15 Rapid Application Development Tools 629
Formatting String Variables 629
Formatting Code Commenter and Error Handler Templates 630
Appendix A Microsoft Office Developer Walkthroughts 633
Walkthrough 1 Creating a COM Add-in with VBA 635
Introduction 635
Configuring the Add-in Designer 635
Writing Code in the Add-in Designer 636
Integrating a Command Bar Control into the Add-in 637
Debugging and Testing the COM Add-in 640
Making a DLL for the COM Add-in 640
Troubleshooting Common Add-in Development Problems 641
Walkthrough 2 Creating a Workflow Application Using Exchange Server 643
Introduction 643
Preparing Exchange for a Team Application 644
Creating the User Interface in Outlook 645
Planning the Workflow 649
Creating a Workflow Process 652
Activating the Workflow Process 666
Using the Workflow Process 666
Walkthrough 3 Developing a Workflow Application Using Workflow Designer for SQL Server 669
Introduction 669
Setup Requirements 669
Building a Workflow Application 670
Walkthrough 4 Creating a Digital Dashboard using Web Parts 689
Introduction 689
Preparing the Exchange Server 690
Creating the Digital Dashboard Project 690
Adding Web Parts 691
Previewing and Testing your Dashboard 691
Appendix B Microsoft Office XP Developer Object Model Guide 693
Using These Object Model Diagrams 694
Office XP Applications 695
Microsoft Access Object Model 695
Microsoft Excel Object Model 697
Microsoft FrontPage Object Model 701
Microsoft MapPoint Object Model 703
Microsoft Outlook Object Model 704
Microsoft PowerPoint Object Model 705
Microsoft Project Object Model 709
Microsoft Publisher Object Model 710
Microsoft Visio Object Model 713
Microsoft Word Object Model 714
Shared Components 721
Microsoft Office XP Object Model 721
Microsoft Graph Object Model 723
Microsoft Forms Object Model 724
Visual Basic Editor 6.0 Object Model 725
Data Access 727
Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.1 Object Model 727
Microsoft ADO Extensions 2.1 for DDL and Security Object Model 728
Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (Multi-Dimensional) 1.0 Object Model 729
Microsoft Data Access Objects (DAO) 3.6 Object Library Object Model 730
Microsoft Jet and Replication Objects 2.1 Library Object Model 731
Web Technologies 733
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and Document Object Model 733
Microsoft Scripting Runtime Object Model 734
Microsoft Office XP Chart Component Object Model 735
Microsoft Office XP Data Source Control Object Model 736
Microsoft Office XP PivotTable Component Object Model 737
Microsoft Office XP PivotTable Component Object Model (2) 738
Microsoft Office XP Spreadsheet Component Object Model 739
Microsoft Office XP Server Extensions Object Model 740
Appendix C Additional References 741


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