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Writing an MS Word Addin
By: Amit Dey
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    2003-04-16

    Table of Contents:
  • Writing an MS Word Addin
  • Writing a Word2000 Addin
  • Acknowledgements

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    Writing an MS Word Addin - Acknowledgements


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    Everything I know about Office development, I learnt at MSDN. You, too, can find a hoard of technical articles and short KB code snippets related to everything from Office development to COM and OLE Automation. MSDN rules - as we all know. :)

    Thanks to Peter Hauptmann(a.k.a Peterchen) for his comments and suggestions.


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