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Session Vizualizer for Visual Studio 2005  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 18  |  Today: 0Author: Radu Chirila      Rating:  
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The purpose of this tool is to let developers easily analyze Session content during debugging and also browse stored objects. For this, a simple interface was built, and a PropertyGrid control is used. In large web applications, there are situations when developers leave old objects stored in the Session, and these are disposed only when the session in ended. Using this tool, it is easy to see the Session content and improve the code that manages Session content....

Introducing TaHoGen, Part II: Plugging a CodeSmith-style Template Engine Directly into the VS.NET IDE     
Total Hits: 47  |  Today: 0Author: Philip Laureano      Rating:  
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In this article of this series, I�m going to show you a simple VS.NET Add-In client I wrote for the TaHoGen template engine. (If you�re not familiar with TaHoGen, you can think of it as an Open Source implementation of a CodeSmith-compatible code generation engine.) Furthermore, we�re going to take it a step further by allowing the user to output his/her templates directly into the VS.NET Code Editor windows....

Renaming a workspace - .dsp and .dsw     
Total Hits: 105  |  Today: 0Author: beetung      Rating:  
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The ideas and discussions in this article are only relevant if your programming environment is MSVC6 or if you have some MSVC6 workspace project lying around that you are intending to give it a new name. Sample executable uploaded (src update pending)....

Mole For Visual Studio - Visualizer For All Project Types     
Total Hits: 33  |  Today: 0Author: Andrew Smith, Josh Smith, Karl Shifflett      Rating:  
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All versions of Mole have been replaced by Mole v4 For Visual Studio.

Please refer to this article for the latest information and code: Mole v4 For Visual Studio - With Editing

This article is here for informational purposes. The downloads have been removed. Please download and use Mole v4 For Visual Studio - With Editing. Thank you!...

Develop Add-Ins For PowerPoint And Visio Using VSTO     
Total Hits: 281  |  Today: 0Author: Paul Stubbs      Rating:  
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office system (VSTO) is a powerful set of tools and features that let developers extend and customize Microsoft® Office applications using Visual Basic® and Visual C#®. With the release of the 2007 Microsoft Office system comes a new version of VSTO. This new version, Microsoft Visual Studio® 2005 Tools for the 2007 Microsoft Office system (known as Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office Second Edition, or VSTO 2005 SE), adds new capabilities for...

SAP Proxy Generator Add-in for Visual Studio 2005     
Total Hits: 813  |  Today: 0Author: Pablo Telmo.      Rating:  
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SAP has no explicit plans to create a SAP.Connector compatible with Visual Studio 2005. That is the reason why Softwise has developed a SAP Proxy Generator to create proxies for SAP's BAPIS & RFC. This code generator is a Visual Studio 2005 Add-in that creates the source code, in C#, to comunicate with SAP (based on SAP.Connector.dll). This article intends to guide you through the installation and use of our tool....

30 Reasons to Love the DB2 Add-in for VS.NET 2005     
Total Hits: 199  |  Today: 0Author: Justin Whitney      Rating:  
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To finish the year off with a bang, IBM released a new DB2 Add-in for Visual Studio .NET 2005. This one goes way beyond procedure wizards and data provider classes, giving .NET coders so much DB2 Tooling that they can conceivably create apps without writing a single line of code. Take a look at the 30 top features you need to know about. It's all about options. That seems to be IBM's motto as they continue to expand DB2 functionality across all development platforms. What might once have been a ...

Customization of Project and Item Templates in Visual Studio  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 21  |  Today: 0Author: arunsuji      Rating:  
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This article explains how to customize the project and item templates in Visual Studio. The article comes in three parts. The first part explains how to customize project templates. The second part explains how to customize item templates, and the third part explains how to create text template generators for project items....

A Generic List and Dictionary Debugger Visualizer for VS.NET  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 22  |  Today: 0Author: Daniel Carvalho Liedke      Rating:  
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This is a simple List T and Dictionary T,T debugger visualizer for Visual Studio .NET 2005, 2008 and 2010. The only requirement for it to work is that the classes inside the lists or dictionaries should be marked as [Serializable]....

Visual Studio Add-In for Web Parts Generation  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 2  |  Today: 0Author: Sasa Popovic      Rating:  
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This article will introduce you to a new Visual Studio 2005/2008 add-in that can be used for Web Parts generation based on a prepared ASCX control/template. The add-in should allow Web Part developers to easily make Web Parts using the Visual Studio HTML designer. It should save you a lot of time and make Web Part development an enjoying experience even for beginners....

Outlook Add-in to read a mail  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 0  |  Today: 0Author: Sateesh Arveti      Rating:  
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In this article, we will look into creating outlook add-in using VSTO. This add-in will read the content of a mail, once it is arrived. I am using VS 2008 and Outlook 2007 template for this add-in. Create a new Outlook 2007 project and name it as OutlookReader as shown below:...

Walkthrough: Creating a Smart Tag by Using an Application-Level Add-In  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 12  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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This walkthrough demonstrates how to create an application-level smart tag that you can use in every open document. The smart tag recognizes tablespoon measurements in a Microsoft Office Word document, and provides an action that converts the amount to ounces. It adds the equivalent ounce amount in parentheses after the tablespoon amount.

To run the smart tag, end users must enable smart tags in Word. For more information, see How to: Enable Smart Tags in Word and Excel.
This walkthrou...

How to: Add Custom XML Parts to Documents by Using Application-Level Add-Ins  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 7  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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You can store XML data in the following types of documents by creating a custom XML part in an application-level add-in:

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A Microsoft Office Excel workbook.
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A Microsoft Office Word document.
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A Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation....

Walkthrough: Programming Against Events of a NamedRange Control  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 8  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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This walkthrough demonstrates how to add a NamedRange control to a Microsoft Office Excel worksheet and program against its events using by using Office development tools in Visual Studio.

During this walkthrough, you will learn how to:

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Add a NamedRange control to a worksheet.
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Program against NamedRange control events.
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Test your project....

Walkthrough: Creating Your First Application-Level Add-in for Word  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 13  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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This introductory walkthrough shows you how to create an application-level add-in for Microsoft Office Word. The features that you create in this kind of solution are available to the application itself, regardless of which documents are open.
This walkthrough illustrates the following tasks:
* Creating a Word add-in project.
* Writing code that uses the object model of Word to add text to a document when it is saved.
* Building and running the project to test it....

Deploying Application-Level Add-Ins (2003 System)  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 6  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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Deploying a Microsoft Office 2003 add-in created by using Visual Studio Tools for Office generally means working with the following files:

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The primary add-in assembly, and any dependent assemblies such as resources, satellites, or helper libraries.
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The application manifest.
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The deployment manifest (if applicable)....

10 Tips for Migrating VBA to Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Office System SE (Part 2 of 2)  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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After you learn the Microsoft .NET Framework, you may want to convert all of your Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code so that it uses .NET Framework methods. You might think that the .NET Framework methods are faster than the equivalent VBA code. That is not always true. In some cases, there is no significant difference. It may be better from a development standpoint to continue to use the technique you know best rather than changing just for the sake of change. In some cases, the...

Building Outlook 2007 Solutions by Using Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Office System SE  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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Each release of Microsoft Office Outlook brings new features to make your digital communications easier. Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 is no different. As a user, I’m excited. As a developer, I’m more excited. Outlook 2007 brings enormous improvements to its programming model. In particular, for managed developers working with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office system, building rich solutions with Microsoft Visual Basic or Microsoft Visual C# has become easier. Visual St...

Creating InfoPath 2007 Add-Ins by Using Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Office System SE  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 offers a variety of options for developers who want to customize InfoPath forms:

* Using the Microsoft Script Editor to write customizations in Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) or Microsoft JScript.

* Writing customizations in managed code with the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Applications environment, which supports the Microsoft .NET Framework and Microsoft Visual Basic and Microsoft Visual C# programming languag...

Creating PowerPoint 2007 Add-Ins by Using Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Office System SE  Version: 0.00     Price: $0.00  
Total Hits: 3  |  Today: 0Author: Microsoft Corporation      Rating:  
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For years, developers and power users developed add-ins for Microsoft Office PowerPoint, either by writing Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) code or by creating a COM add-in that targeted PowerPoint. Although both of these techniques still work with Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007, you can now use Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the 2007 Microsoft Office system to create add-ins for PowerPoint 2007 in either Microsoft Visual Basic or Microsoft Visual C#....


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