strKey = "Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\" _ & m_ProgID Reg = Registry.CurrentUser.CreateSubKey(strKey) strURL = Reg.GetValue("URL", "http://") Dim strMsg As String = _ "Type the URL for your SharePoint Site:" & vbCrLf _ & "http://server_name[/sites/site_name]" st...
For Each oShape In myNewReport.Shapes numShapes = numShapes + 1 msg = msg & numShapes & ". Shape type: " & CStr(oShape.Type) _ & ", '" & oShape.Name & "'" & vbCrLf' Modify the report title. If oShape.Name = "TextBox 1" Then newReportT...
In Office 2003, the Visual Basic Editor programming environment and the core VBA language remain essentially unchanged from Office XP. This means that Office XP VBA solutions that you create will be, for the most part, forward compatible with Office 2003. However, as you'll read later in this...
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For Each objSmartTag In objMailingListIDTextBox.SmartTags strMsg = objMailingListIDTextBox.Name & " has a smart tag named _ " & objSmartTag.Name & " with these actions: " & vbCrLf For Each objSmartTagAction In objSmartTag.SmartTagActions ...
strKey = "Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\" _ & m_ProgID Reg = Registry.CurrentUser.CreateSubKey(strKey) strURL = Reg.GetValue("URL", "http://") Dim strMsg As String = _ "Type the URL for your SharePoint Site:" & vbCrLf _ & "http://server_name[/sites/site_name]" st...
You can use the new classes and members in the Project object model with VBA or with Visual Studio 2012 and Tools for Office (VSTO).This article does not cover task pane apps, which have a JavaScript API and can be developed with HTML5. Task pane apps are...
For Each oShape In myNewReport.Shapes numShapes = numShapes + 1 msg = msg & numShapes & ". Shape type: " & CStr(oShape.Type) _ & ", '" & oShape.Name & "'" & vbCrLf ' Modify the report title. If oShape.Name = "TextBox 1" Then newReportTitle...
For Each oShape In myNewReport.Shapes numShapes = numShapes + 1 msg = msg & numShapes & ". Shape type: " & CStr(oShape.Type) _ & ", '" & oShape.Name & "'" & vbCrLf' Modify the report title. If oShape.Name = "TextBox 1" Then newReportTi...