I'm looking for help to add a Button on the Outlook 2007 Message Ribbon to, when its clicked, add the text in a HTML file.
My first questions is:
Is this possible?
What are the possible language you can do this is?
What languague is the the best for this?
EDIT:
I now know how to create the button and so on. But what I need help with now is the coding.
What's the code for when clicking the button it will add the HTML file (the main signature) to the bottom of the mail?
I don't know about all languages support, but C#.NET has a lot of support because both product are from same vendors.
You can use visual studio IDE 2010 which already has templates of outlook add-in for MS-Office with ribbon support also.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/194126/Creating-an-Outlook-2010-Add-In
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I found one issue in wordpress visiul editor, when we copy Content from ms word, like
J. williams
Editor converts it to
Williams,
Is anyone else facing this issue and have any solution on this,
Thanks,
Hemant
You're probably better off pasting content from Word into the Text tab of the visual editor instead of the Visual tab. This will paste just the text without all of Word's formatting, and then you can switch to the Visual tab to add your own formatting.
I'm working on Qt. I have an application in which a web page appears. Is there any way that on the website comes out, you can put a filter or image that can highlight, for example, only the buttons that appear on the website?
Thank you very much and greetings.
I have developed quite a few InfoPath forms in my life, but I only recently started developing with InfoPath Designer 2013 and I am coming across a very peculiar "bug" (I don't know that it's a bug for sure) indeed.
The form opens fine to design but when I change a field's name, for instance, the application stops reacting in certain areas. The InfoPath toolbar doesn't react at all except for when I click FILE (which opens up the little menu that's supposed to open when you click on the InfoPath icon in the very top left corner). In addition, I can also right-click on the elements inside the form to open some of the properties of the elements; however on the right side of the screen where the fields and groups are listed, nothing reacts either.
I have tried to find this on Google and I was quite surprised that it didn't seem like anyone else had asked about this; however that seems to be the case (although I'm hoping not). Please note that InfoPath stops reacting only after I change the field or group name.
Does anyone out there have any idea as to what might be causing this?
Thank you and regards.
Hermann
I have this problem too. The only workaround I've found is to Alt-F, Save, close InfoPath, reopen InfoPath, then reopen the document.
I'm working with fast report and I would like to change their default preview toolbar.
I need to replace some of the icons with icons of my own, and I need the ability to add my own custom buttons.
I looked at this thread from their support.
It mentions how to just change the icons to other fast-report provided icons, but I need to put in custom icons and add new buttons.
Has anyone done this before? Or knows whether this is possibly with FastReport.
If you have the professional edition of fastreports you have access to the source code.
I have heard of people editing this and recompiling to create thier own custom preview window
I have downloaded orchard version 1.1.30 and run it using Visual Studio Ultimate 2010. The problem is I do not know how to create a simple button which can redirect the user to a specific url when clicked.
I have searched for days and I have not come across anything that teaches how to create a button in orchard platform.
Hope someone could help me on this part :)
That depends entirely on how you want the button to appear. If you just want to place a button on a page, you can create a content zone with an HTML widget, then add the button to the HTML and link it to the URL you want it to go to.
Perhaps if you described in more detail what you want to do, it might help.