Hi, I'm trying to add another group in between these 2 groups, But I couldn't find the control Id for any of them.
You can find the list of built-in control IDs in the following documents:
Office 2013 Help Files: Office Fluent User Interface Control Identifiers
Office 2010 Help Files: Office Fluent User Interface Control Identifiers
I found it, they are GroupMailNew and GroupMailDelete.
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We are trying to determine the feasibility of adding more columns to the "Select Rooms" panel in Outlook 2016. We would feed the data in the new custom columns from Active Directory.
Before I dig into learning how to write a add-in we would like to know if it is even possible. Would c# be required? Or could it be done in Visual Basic with macros?
No, you cannot do that - the columns are determined by the particular Address Book provider (MSEMS in your case).
I need help to find solution to export "Word Document" with templete
that contain primary entity parameters and linked entities parameters.
I use with mail merge , but the method is carried out by a large number of operations to layout.
In CRM 2011 need to click 1 button and the Word Document is ready with all parameters.
someone can help me find solution for this situation
I can think of two options:
use a third party software like document core pack.
document core pack
develop your own plugin to create a document and dump it in a shared drive.
I have done this before with the use of openxml (you do not have to install office on the server).
openxml
I have a small problem that I need to deal with. I have to create a form in SharePoint Designer 2010 with two fields: User name and Group. These are dropdown lists from which the user can select user and group and save the user's ID and the group's ID in a SQL table. The problem is I do not know how to populate the list with the information needed: Users names, based on their IDs and Site groups, based on their IDs, all from the current site. Do you have ideas?
This is not something you can achieve through SharePoint Designer. SharePoint Designer is made with Power Users in mind. What you are looking for is more of a developer task. As such, you would need to use Visual Studio.
I would like to know whether the search facility of Microsoft SharePoint Workspace allows to search within the meta data columns of documents!
For example, I want to search for a document based on its DocumentID.
Regards,
Nami
SharePoint Workspace, Workspace 2007: NO
SharePoint Workspace, Workspace 2010: YES
SharePoint Workspace, Shared Folder: YES
SharePoint Workspace: Workspace from SharePoint server 2010: YES
yoe may look here: http://hansbrender.wordpress.com/2009/07/14/microsoft-sharepoint-workspace-2010-%e2%80%93-coole-features-suchen/
or in my blog, which is written in german: you may translate
Hans Brender
I would need to restrict some file types in sharepoint 2010 like rft's etc.
how can i do that?
It is fairly easy to do this in sharepoint 2010. Check the steps #
http://mysharepointwork.blogspot.com/2010/06/restrict-certain-file-types-in.html