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.NET4Office

A blog by Eric Carter

Type.Missing, C#, and Word

Recently there was a little bit of a ruckus about the correct way to talk to the Word object model...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/15/2004

So what are these Host Controls you speak of?

Host controls are at the heart of the VSTO 2.0 programming model. What are they, how and when do you...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/13/2004

Bear and the berries

I talked to a Really Smart GuyTM at Microsoft yesterday about community and Microsoft's efforts in...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/10/2004

Eric Lippert

Eric Lippert, who has singlehandedly done more for purple Lucida Sans Unicode than anyone I know,...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/10/2004

Bookmark View Control

I hinted at View Controls and what they are in a previous post. I plan to blog some more about them....

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/08/2004

More ReleaseCOMObject

Siew Moi Khor, who is an awesome contributor to the Office development community, points this out...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/08/2004

Who am I

I just realized that I should maybe provide a little better idea of who I am and what I do. My name...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/07/2004

I'll be there

You may have noticed my “I'll be there” picture.. I'll be there--isn't that like a...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/07/2004

ReleaseCOMObject

Andrew Whitechapel has some interesting advise on using ReleaseCOMObject when writing managed code...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/07/2004

Data/View/Host Separation in VSTO 2

In the past, the only option an Office programmer had when developing a customized document was to...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/06/2004

When is .NET for Office?

Thomas Williams asks “When is .NET for Office..I’m sick of using VBA!” Good...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/06/2004

Some good "bad" examples and a good "good" one

WRT the problem of the abstraction bar being set wrong in the Office object model, here are two good...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/05/2004

Office Object Model Thoughts

Currently, one of the greatest obstacles faced by Office developers is the difficulty of using the...

Author: Eric Carter Date: 04/05/2004

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