Used FrontPage 2003 Sample: Creating Managed FrontPage Add-ins in C# for Windows?


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This add-in project for FrontPage 2003 provides the code and files to create powerful extensions. Develop using Visual Studio .NET or older COM languages.
  • Pros

    • Extends FrontPage 2003 functionality beyond macros.
    • Supports development with .NET Framework languages like C#.
    • Allows COM add-in creation with Visual Basic 6.0 or C++ 6.0.
    • Includes project files for insert image functionality.
  • Cons

    • Requires specific developer knowledge of FrontPage and .NET.
    • Only targets FrontPage 2003.

Used FrontPage 2003 Sample: Creating Managed FrontPage Add-ins in C# for Windows?


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Windows XP/2003 Server
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Developer’s Description

Create Insert Image add-in for FrontPage.

Similar to macros but more powerful, add-ins allow you to extend the built-in functionality of Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003. You can create COM add-ins in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 or Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0, or you can create managed add-ins in any of the languages that use the Microsoft .NET Framework, such as Microsoft Visual Basic .NET or Microsoft Visual C# .NET. When you create managed add-ins for FrontPage2003, you can use the tools, classes, and programming languages that are part of the Microsoft .NET Framework. The MSDN article Creating Managed FrontPage Add-ins in C# (see the Related Resources box on this page) shows you how to create a managed add-in for FrontPage in C# and assumes a general knowledge of the .NET Framework and a functional knowledge of the C# programming language. The article also explains what you need to know to create your own managed add-ins for FrontPage and provides extensive resources for more information.

When you download and install this download file, you get all the form and code files for the Insert Images add-in project described in the article. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.


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