Add-in Express for Microsoft Office and.net Develop plug-ins for all Office versions and applications with a single code base Add-in Express for Office and.NET is the largest and most complete toolset for developing any types of Microsoft Office extensibility projects. Use visual designers and special components of this toolset to write shared, secure, version-independent and easy deployable,,, Excel user-defined functions (UDFs), and for Microsoft Office 2000 - 2016 with little coding. • Office versions: Office 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, XP and 2000 • Applications: Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, FrontPage, Publisher, Project, MapPoint, InfoPath, Visio, OneNote • IDEs: Visual Studio 2017, 2015, 2013, 2012 and 2010 (VB.NET, C#, C++). Add-in Express for Microsoft Office and Delphi VCL The best platform for developing Microsoft Office extensions Visual designers and components of Add-in Express in combination with a perfect Delphi compiler provide you with the best platform for Office plugin development. Add-in Express makes it equally easy to build toolbars, menus and sub-menus for Microsoft Office 2000 - 2003, customize Office 2016 - 2007 Ribbon using the as well as to create custom static and contextual ribbon tabs, advanced task panes for your add-ins, extend navigation pane and reading pane, Backstage View, Office Menu and Quick Access Toolbar.

Jun 27, 2015. InstallShield vs. Advanced Installer Head-to-Head Feature Comparison. Two of the major contenders in the installation packaging space are InstallShield and Advanced Installer. Overall, if you compare the 2 solutions side-by-side for features and functionality, Advanced Installer would win by a landslide.

• Office versions: Office 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 and 2016 • Applications: Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, FrontPage, Publisher, Project, MapPoint, InfoPath, Visio, OneNote • IDEs: Delphi XE2 - Delphi 10.2 Tokyo. Add-in Express for Internet Explorer and Microsoft.net Build professional add-ons for Internet Explorer Add-in Express for Internet Explorer the first visual tool for developing Internet Explorer add-ons,,, accessing Internet Explorer objects and events. Add-in Express is fully consistent with the RAD paradigm and empowers you to develop robust extensions for Internet Explorer with a couple of clicks. • Applications: Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 (32- and 64-bit) • IDEs: Visual Studio 2017, 2015, 2013, 2012 and 2010 (VB.NET, C#, C++.NET). Add-in Express Regions for Microsoft Outlook and VSTO Advanced regions for your existing VSTO Outlook projects Add-in Express Regions for Microsoft Outlook and VSTO is an extension for the Visual Studio Tools for Office that allows you to embed.NET forms into Outlook Explorer and Inspector windows.

With Add-in Express Regions you can customize several Outlook panes including Navigation pane, Reading pane, Folder view pane, Outlook super grid pane, To-Do Bar and Inspector windows such as e-mail, task and appointment windows. • Outlook versions: 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003 • IDEs: Visual Studio 2017, 2015, 2013, 2012, 2010 with VSTO installed (VB.NET, C#). Security Manager for Microsoft Outlook Add just a line of code and get Outlook security alerts disabled or enabled! Outlook Security Manager is a one-line tool to control Outlook Security effectively from inside of Outlook add-ins and applications that interact with Outlook.

You write just a line of code to turn off Outlook alerts like and. • Editions:.NET, VCL, ActiveX • Outlook versions: 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003, XP and 2000 • Languages: Visual Basic.NET, C#, C++, Delphi, VBScript, VB6, VBA, etc.

Ribbon Designer for SharePoint and Office 365 Create custom ribbons for on-premise SharePoint or Office 365 without learning Ribbon XML The Ribbon Designer for Microsoft SharePoint and Office 365 is a true RAD tool for customizing the Server Ribbon UI of your SharePoint and Office 365 solutions. The specialized components of the Ribbon Designer allow you to quickly build custom SharePoint ribbons and add a new ribbon to your existing project.

• SharePoint editions: SharePoint 2010 and 2013 Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, SharePoint Online • Office 365 Plans: P, E1 - E4 • IDEs: Visual Studio 2010 with SharePoint Developer Tools installed, VS 2012, VS 2013 (C# or VB.NET on server-side). This technology is now available for our custom development services only.

Based on the Add-in Express for Office core, it is designed for building custom-tailored Office add-ins with far less coding than you usually have to do. Plus, it includes all Add-in Express features such as True RAD, visual designers, Outlook view and form regions, etc. Extensions: VSTO-based application-level Office add-ins Applications: Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio, InfoPath Office versions: 2003, 2007, 2010 (x86 and x64) IDE: VSTO 2005 SE, 2008, 2010; VB.NET, C#.

Designer for Visual Studio® and WiX Toolset This is an extension for Visual Studio that allows developers to quickly create WiX-based setup projects in a familiar Visual Studio way. The Designer for WiX Toolset lets you forget the plain Windows Installer XML and concentrate on your deployment logic. It integrates several editors with the Visual Studio IDE and provides a set of vdproj designers to configure the file system, registry, user interface, custom actions, launch conditions and more for your setup projects. This technology is now available for our custom development services only. This visual toolkit allows creating secure, managed, isolated, deployable and version-neutral plug-ins for Outlook Express and Windows Mail. It provides powerful solution templates, Outlook Express - specific components, visual designers and wizards for advanced customization of Outlook Express menus, toolbars, panes and regions. Extensions: Outlook Express plug-ins Versions: Outlook Express 6.x, Windows Mail 6.x IDE: VS 2005, 2008; VB.NET, C#, C++/CLI.

So you are a software developer and you just wrapped up a massive project. With executable code in hand, now you need a way to properly deploy and install your software on end user machines. For some, a simple zip file or self-extracting archive is more than sufficient to get the job done. Presentation is key, however, and a solid software installation experience is one of the first things a client or customer will notice before using your product.

To help deliver on that promise of a solid first impression and a clean installation, here are five installer products I can recommend for Windows applications. InstallShield is the definitive install engine used by many large corporations and big development houses. Power users can greatly appreciate the level of control InstallShield gives developers for generating professional looking and efficient EXE and MSI installation packages.

For smaller developers however, InstallShield can be a bit intimidating, both in its super attention to detail and its high price tag of $650 (for the Express edition). Brought to you by the same team behind the once wildly-popular Winamp media player, NSIS is a scriptable installation app builder that is tight on system resource usage and generates fast executables. The lack of a wizard-style GUI could be intimidating to those who are averse to text files, but the price of free makes NSIS a worthwhile product which can be used for both home and commercial purposes. You can even take compressed ZIP files and convert them to EXE setups with a basic converter app called Zip2Exe. Brigade is out in full force with InstallAware leading the charge on delivering an excellent looking installer that can also support hybrid deployments (to both EXE and MSI), easy to understand scripting and multi-core compression technology to help push package file-sizes down to less disk space intensive levels. A free version that integrates directly into Visual Studio exists along with paid Pro versions.

If your needs are simple enough, Advanced Installer is offered in a freeware edition which gives a competent interface for building setup programs while using an easy to understand wizard. If you are willing to pony up to at least the Enterprise edition for a cool $399, you can even build installation packages that handle Java applets with great aplomb, incorporating any of the necessary Java side configurations as well. And finally, Inno Setup is relatively basic, lacks any sort of wizards, and is mostly catered towards power users, much like Nullsoft's NSIS installer.

You crack open a window and you can hammer out scripts from scratch or utilize the supplied example scripts as a solid framework to be sure you have everything you need in advance. Beeline there. If you do yearn for support of non-Roman languages, a Unicode build exists which can deliver additional language support to installers at the cost of a larger executable. This bare-bones tool is free for the asking. Also read: • • • Related Topics.