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基本信息·出版社：Microsoft Press
·页码：608 页
·出版日期：2007年03月
·ISBN：0735622493
·条形码：9780735622494
·装帧：平装
·正文语种：英语
·外文书名：Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 编程应用
内容简介 在线阅读本书
Get the definitive guide to learning how to exploit the built-in functionality in Outlook 2007. Written by two experts on Outlook extensibility, this book delivers practical guidance and extensive code samples to help you extend, adapt, and customize information flow to the desktop. Discover how to: •Programmatically create built-in item types to expose Outlook functionality in your solution •Use the Items collection and Table object to access containers for Outlook items •Connect to shared folders, Internet calendars, and RSS subscriptions •Write event handlers and hook up event delegates for Outlook objects •Implement programmatic search and organizational schemas •Add controls at design-time or runtime to help you build rich form regions •Extend the Office Fluent Ribbon with customized task panes and property pages •Develop trusted add-ins that do not display security prompts •Write registry keys, install required assemblies, and deploy your solution Companion Web site includes: •Code samples in Microsoft Visual Basic and Visual C# •Reusable code snippets •Add-in templates and samples
作者简介 Randy Byrne is a program manager for Office Outlook extensibility at
Microsoft Corporation. Prior to joining Microsoft, he worked in the field
as a consultant on a wide range of Office Outlook solutions. He has
presented at numerous conferences, including Microsoft Tech*Ed and the
Microsoft Exchange Conference. He is the author of two Microsoft Press®
books on Office Outlook development, and he has written several articles on
MSDN® that focus on programming the Outlook object model. Ryan Gregg works
for Microsoft as a Program Manager on Office Outlook, after being a
developer outside of Microsoft for several years. He has written several
MSDN technical articles and written for MSDN magazine. When not working on
new features, he blogs about Outlook and programmability. In his spare
time, he enjoys driving, occasional golf rounds, and plays Xbox 360(tm)
online.
