I'm working in an Excel add-in. I want to add its own help. I don't care if it replaces the general Excel help - I want to know how.
What I was able to was to add custom help into VS 2010, using the Help Viewer. Does this work for office?
Also, if I had to add a button on the ribbon for the add-in, is there a way to make the information displayed online? I don't like including a file with the installer.
Thanks a lot, guys!!!
Excel's Help System is the Help 2.x System, which is different to the VS Help Viewer, a new Help System that will be included in new Microsoft applications.
To add help into the Help 2.x System in general you can use its plug-in mechanisms.
Finally, there is no way to make that help online. The help file must always be included with the add-in installer.
Luis Galeana.
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I am developing a small VSCode Extension to provide documentation functionalities to a specific language. Now I want to integrate the documented information into the VSCode Tooltip and IntelliSense. I already managed the tooltip part using registerHoverProvider.
Now I'm searching for the right one to register a provider for
IntelliSense Information.
Could anyone help me out or give a hint?
Thank you in advance.
OpenEdge Developer Studio is built on Eclipse where usually the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+J can be used to create JavaDoc for classes and methods.
For Progress however I am unable to figure out how this should work.
Could someone help me out here?
To create an html documentation (like http://help.consultingwerkcloud.com/smartcomponent_library/release/) use this here:
https://github.com/Riverside-Software/pct/wiki/ClassDocumentation
https://github.com/Riverside-Software/pct/wiki/HtmlDocumentation
For documentation comments in PDSOE, I'd suggest you have a look at:
https://www.hh-berlin.de/oedt/features/editor
It's going to be commercial. I'm beta-testing it since a while. And it's working really, really nice.
everyone.
My name is Nick, a totally newbie to Javafx. Recently, our team has been running a project and we would love making GUI by Javafx. I am being stuck at the moment. The following is what's in our imagination:
After reading some documentations, here what I've got:
I really appreciate if someone could help give me some hints to get things done. This is an academic project. Thanks so much for your valuable time.
Best Regards
I would recommend using Scenebuilder tool. It is a WYSIWYG GUI editor provided especially for the purposes like yours.
Look at this links.. using this you don't want design manually.. with netbeans you can design just by drag and drop content what you want.
Scene builder is also good tool to design your system at a stretch.
JavaFX Scene Builder
A Visual Layout Tool for JavaFX Applications
First of all take a look at this. so you can get through easily in javaFX.
Java GUI Applications Learning Trail
After looking all this.. then any problem occurs then ask here..
Thanks..
I wanted to check with you guys if anyone knows an Eclipse plugin that can integrate SharePoint onto it. I did a lot of research and couldn't find any.
Thanks a lot in advance!
Regards.
Maybe you could use it over WebDAV.
But please don't tell me you want to store source code in Sharepoint?
Without going into why I need OLE.. I need to embed a managed C++ custom control into MS Word 2007 (2003 also would be nice).
So the question is How do I make this managed (.net 3.5) control OLE compliant ?
It seems that I need to do something akin to implementing an interface. But an up-to-date tutorial is something that is proving difficult to find.
I've read the wikipedia article on OLE. All the information that I could google out is ancient (1994) and/or VB centric (4.0-6.0). Anything that makes sense to current times... links/books please post.
Thanks for reading..
Andrew Whitechapel writes about managed controls as ActiveX controls in Office documents. You can read his article here: http://blogs.msdn.com/andreww/archive/2008/11/24/using-managed-controls-as-activex-controls.aspx.
Update: See also this related question.