Archive for the ‘ Office ’ Category

Creating a mail merge in c# with the OpenXML SDK

  • July 16th, 2010
  • Posted in Office

This is something I have come across on site with a client I am working with at the moment. Basically the scenario was this – I am programmatically creating a CSV file, and I am downloading a word document template from a SharePoint site, and I want to set the copy of the word document [ READ MORE ]

I’m presenting at Tech.Ed Australia 2010!

I’m pretty stoked about this actually, I got the email last week that confirmed that I will be presenting a break out session at Tech.Ed Australia this year! The session I am doing will be a joint session with Joshua Haebets about using Office 2010 anywhere, here is the official blurb:       Office 2010 [ READ MORE ]

Can’t set selected email field for BCS contacts lists

This is a bit of weird one I have come across while implementing a contacts list using the BCS with SharePoint 2010. Here is the scenario – we have a SQL database with a massive list of contacts in it, and we want to surface that into Outlook for users through the BCS in SharePoint [ READ MORE ]

I’m now a virtual technical solutions professional for Microsoft

So I wanted to drop a quick blog post to announce that yesterday I signed all the paperwork to have Microsoft bring me in to the team of vTSP (virtual technical solutions professional) that has been set up around the country. Currently the list of guys and gals in this role includes names like Jeremy [ READ MORE ]

Opening and closing documents in Word 2003 causes it to crash

  • July 15th, 2008
  • Posted in Office

At the moment I am working on some VSTO add-ins for office 2003 that involve closing a document and then re-opening it from a different location (in the case closing a local copy and the opening it from a SharePoint site once some processes have run). I found the code to do this is all [ READ MORE ]

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