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need to run Office install. In Windows Vista, first select Programs in the Control Panel, then Programs and Features, then selec ...

FIGURE 16.2 Selecting the “Add or Remove Features” option for changing Office in Windows XP. FIGURE 16.3 Selecting the “Run from ...

If you want to create add-ins for any other Office components, select “Run from My Computer” for their .NET Programmability Supp ...

FIGURE 16.5 The Upgrade Report for a VB 6 COM add-in, showing that the Access Designer was not upgraded. The VB 6 COM add-in was ...

FIGURE 16.6 The VSTO New Project Office screen, showing that Access add-in creation is not supported. FIGURE 16.7 Creating a Sha ...

Customizing the Access Ribbon with a Visual Studio 2005 Shared Add-in 16 Running Visual Studio 2005 in Windows Vista I n order t ...

Part III Adding More Functionality to Office continued If you click on the link, you will get a Web page with more links to page ...

Customizing the Access Ribbon with a Visual Studio 2005 Shared Add-in 16 Now you can create new projects or open existing projec ...

On the screen depicted in Figure 16.9, select Visual Basic as the programming language to use (it may be the only choice, depend ...

On screen 3 of the wizard (see Figure 16.11), enter the add-in’s name and description (not the same as the project name and solu ...

The final page of the Shared Add-in Wizard (see Figure 16.13) gives a summary of the selected options. FIGURE 16.13 The Summary ...

FIGURE 16.14 The new Shared add-in project. Next, add a reference to the Access Interoperability item. To add references, right- ...

FIGURE 16.15 Adding a reference to the Interop.Access item. FIGURE 16.16 The Access Interoperability reference, and standard ref ...

The next step is to add some Importsstatements under the two default statements in the Declarations section of the class module, ...

In the OnConnectionmethod, modify the rows that set the application (Access) and add-in vari- ables as follows: appAccess = Dire ...

FIGURE 16.18 Adding Assembly information to the add-in. Adding Functionality to the Shared Add-in .............................. ...

FIGURE 16.19 Creating an XML File item for Ribbon support. The XML code for the Ribbon in this add-in is listed here (see Chapte ...

imageMso=”CreateReportInDesignView” size=”normal” onAction=”CreateNewReport”/> </group> </tab> </tabs> < ...

FIGURE 16.22 The Ribbon.xml file added to the project’s resources file. Each of the buttons in the Ribbon XML code needs its own ...

Create the table. appAccess.DoCmd.RunSQL(strSQL) ErrorHandlerExit: Exit Sub ErrorHandler: AddInErr(Err) Resume ErrorHandlerExit ...