1. Extending Word, Excel and InfoPath 2007
Marc Gusmano
The Information Management Group

2. Extensible UI elements
Ribbon
Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Word
Task Panes
Access, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Visio, Word

3. Ribbon New extensibility model “RibbonX”
Build first-class UI directly into application ribbon space
Existing solutions continue to work

4. Existing Solutions XLM WordBasic CommandBars (‘96) WLL, XLL
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Existing Solutions
XLM
WordBasic
CommandBars (‘96)
WLL, XLL
XLA, PPA, Word global templates
In Excel, “Init Menus” registry key
Attached Toolbars in Word & Excel
Other technologies
And it all still works! 4
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5. Existing Solutions Custom Buttons on Formatting Toolbar Custom Menu
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Existing Solutions
Custom Buttons
on Formatting Toolbar
Custom Menu
Custom Toolbars 5
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6. Mapping Existing Solutions
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Mapping Existing Solutions
If your code added a…
it appears in…
Control to a built-in menu
the 'Menu Commands' group
Control to a built-in toolbar
the 'Toolbar Commands' group
Custom toolbar
the ‘Custom Toolbars’ group
… on the Add-Ins Tab 6
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RibbonX…
Is a consistent, XML-based developer model for Microsoft Office UI
Produces well-behaved solutions by default
Exposes new control types
Targets specific developer scenarios 7
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8. RibbonX Basics Add your own tabs Add to built-in tabs* *
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RibbonX Basics
Add your own tabs
Add to built-in tabs
Add to the Microsoft Office menu
Add to built-in contextual tabs
Remove tabs, groups, controls 8 *
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9. RibbonX Controls Tabs Groups Buttons Menus SplitButtons ToggleButtons* *
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RibbonX Controls
Tabs
Groups
Buttons
Menus
SplitButtons
ToggleButtons
Labels
CheckBoxes 9 *
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10. RibbonX Controls EditBoxes DialogBoxLaunchers DropDowns ComboBoxes* *
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RibbonX Controls
EditBoxes
DialogBoxLaunchers
DropDowns
ComboBoxes
Galleries 10 *
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11. RibbonX Markup Declarative XML Easy to understand, localize, generate* *
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RibbonX Markup
Declarative XML
Easy to understand, localize, generate
Separates UI from your business logic
Gets applied to UI at add-in or document load 11 *
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12. RibbonX Markup <tab idMso=“TabHome”>
<group id=“myGroup” label=“My Group”>
<button id=“hw” label=“Hello World!”
onAction=“myHelloFunc” />
</group>
</tab>

13. RibbonX Entry Points New File Format Documents (VBA solutions)
Include customUI markup as a part
COM Add-Ins (Visual C#, Visual C++, Visual Basic .NET, Visual Basic 6.0)
Return customUI markup via IRibbonExtensibility interface
Visual Studio 2005 Tools for the Microsoft Office system (VSTO) Cypress & V3 Solutions
Same as COM, but more convenient

14. RibbonX Solution Space
COM
VBA
VSTO
App.
Level
Installed at app-level, UI
always visible
Word Global Template
Excel Add-in (.xlam)
PPT Add-in (.ppam)
Write a VSTO app-level solution
Doc.
Level
Installed at app-level, displays UI based on doc properties
Word, Excel, PowerPoint
document
Access
Database
Write a VSTO v3 doc-based solution

15. CustomUI Schema Ribbon, tab, group, box id, idMso* *
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CustomUI Schema
Ribbon, tab, group, box
Containers
“Find or create” model
id, idMso
Define a custom id, refer to built-in id
insertAfterMso, insertBeforeMso
Insert in relation to built-in control
image, imageMso
Define your own image, refer to a built-in image
getImage, onAction, getEnabled, getVisible
Some of the available callbacks 15 *
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16. Features Targeting Developers*
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Features Targeting Developers
StartFromScratch
Global repurposing
Referencing built-in controls and images
<ribbon startFromScratch=“true”>
<!– hides the main tabs -->
<command idMso=“Save” onAction=“runMyCode” />
<!- takes over the built-in save action -->
<button id=“x” imageMso=“Save” label=“Imposter!” />
<!- “steals” the image of the Save button --> * 16
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17. Dynamic Update of Controls
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Dynamic Update of Controls
XML is the only way to add controls
No API to add new controls at arbitrary time
State and properties are dynamic, via callbacks
getVisible, getLabel, getImage, etc.
Galleries, dynamicMenus
Can be dynamically populated with controls
We follow the “pull” model
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18. Why “Pull” Questions you’ll never ask again No “housekeeping” code
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Why “Pull”
Questions you’ll never ask again
When is it OK to add UI? Remove?
In how many documents, windows?
Will I be called on uninstall to clean up?
Is there other code changing the same UI?
Can the user remove controls I want to change?
Can the user move or copy my controls?
No “housekeeping” code
No need to make adjustments at open, close, install, uninstall (unlike CommandBars)
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19. Dynamic Update via Invalidate
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Dynamic Update via Invalidate
Call Invalidate or InvalidateControl on the Ribbon Object
When Microsoft Office updates the Ribbon, it will ask your code again for dynamic properties
Markup:
<button id=“MyButton” label=“My First Button”
getImage=“myButtonImage” />
C#:
Ribbon.InvalidateControl(“MyButton”);
Office queries your callback functions again. 19
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20. Outside Scope Of RibbonX* *
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Outside Scope Of RibbonX
Status Bar
Mini Toolbar
Add/Remove inside built-in groups
Custom group scaling
Right-click (context) menus
However,
Existing right-click customizations work
Global repurposing works for all controls 20 *
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21. Adding Custom Items to the Ribbon
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Adding Custom Items to the Ribbon
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22. Task Panes Space to host custom UI within the Office applications
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Task Panes
Space to host custom UI within the Office applications
Any ActiveX control, easy to build in VS
Can host WPF
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23. Task Panes
Built as part of same app-level add-in that contains RibbonX
Ribbon button typically used to launch task pane
Custom code can connect to back-end data sources (bring LOB data directly into Office UI)
Programmatically alter the document

24. Adding Custom Task Pane
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Adding Custom Task Pane
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25. 2007 Microsoft Office System InfoPath forms solutions
Smart Client and Browser
WSS, SQL, ERP, CRM… 25

26. InfoPath Form Template Design
Declarative design surface
New features
Import existing Word/Excel forms into InfoPath 2007
Create form template parts for re-use across forms
Use logic inspector to help debug declarative business rules
Use design checker to design for the targeted environment and run compatibility checks

27. Template Parts and Logic Inspector
Allow
Re-use of parts across multiple forms
Multiple developers to work in parallel
Support all form features except code
Formatting & control properties; data connections; rules, validation, conditional formatting, calculations
Create in Design mode and use as a custom control
Central repository with auto-updates
HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\InfoPath\Designer\IPCustomControlsFolder
Logic Inspector
Inspect and debug the form thru a single, read-only view of all your form logic
Rules, calculations, validation, events
Caveat: conditional formatting not reported

28. Visual Studio Integration Write Code in Your Favorite IDE
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Visual Studio Integration Write Code in Your Favorite IDE
Visual Studio Tools for Applications (VSTA)
Out of the box development
Lowers the bar for forms with managed code
Compatible with Visual Studio Tools for Office
Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO)
Embedded designer for professional devs
One IDE for all your projects: workflow, etc.
Integrated toolbox, project wizard, etc.
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29. Design Once Overview One form for rich client and browser
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Design Once Overview One form for rich client and browser
Shared features
Controls
Business Logic
Data Connections
Digital Signatures
Managed Code Object Model
Design Checker: rich client-only features
A pure subset of InfoPath features is available for browser-enabled forms
Compatibility errors and warnings can be seen in the Designer or on the server during the publish step
Smart Invocation
Open in rich client, if available.
- Links in document libraries, Web pages, , etc.
Special URL parameters to force opening in browser 29
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30. Using the FormControl .NET component

31. Integrating Forms Into Web Sites
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Integrating Forms Into Web Sites
Build custom UI, provide additional functionality on the page
Add a link with query params to open form in its own browser window
Embed form as a control in aspx page
Using the form control
Placing other chrome and controls around the form
Dynamically loading forms
Changing the data in the form
Getting the data from the form
After the form has been submitted…
ASPX page needs to run on the server where InfoPath Forms Services is available 31
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32. Deploying an InfoPath form to a SharePoint site

33. Resources Microsoft Office Developer Center Ribbon Developer Center
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Resources
Microsoft Office Developer Center
Ribbon Developer Center
UI Blog
see the developer section 33
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