We close out the series on developing Apps for Office by reviewing the different publishing options available for distributing your apps. Although the most likely scenario is publicly distributing a completed app, there may be situations where you want to limit access, such as for testing and internal use. We’ll look at the different options […]
Month: December 2014
Rounding out our journey through developing Apps for Office is a quick look at Mail Apps in Compose Mode. This sample continues the same project from our last entry on Read Mode Apps, with a separate folder of content to be shown when composing items in Outlook. Compose Mode: Item Context Like the previous example, […]
We continue our journey through Apps for Office with a quick tour through some of the API features in Outlook by reviewing another simple App demo. Like the Excel app, this one is not designed to solve any particular problem, but rather demonstrate some of the functionality exposed to Mail Apps. The full source code […]
So far we have reviewed building task pane and content apps, which extend functionality for Microsoft office applications like Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Mail apps, on the other hand, are an entirely different class of apps, designed to work specifically with Outlook. In this first of two posts on Mail Apps, we’ll look at how […]