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Atlanta Code Camp – 2007

By on January 23, 2009 in Code Generation, InfoPath, Microsoft Office, Process Automation, SharePoint Development

Registration for the 3rd annual Atlanta Code Camp is now open!
Here's the link to register (you'd better hurry):
https://www.clicktoattend.com/invitation.aspx?code=113135
The 3rd annual Atlanta Code Camp will take place on January 20th. The event is completely free and lunch is included. Doors open at 7:30am at the Decatur campus of DeVry University. Here's the address:

250 North Arcadia Ave
Decatur [...]

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Creating Tabbed Sections in an InfoPath Form

By on July 23, 2008 in InfoPath, Microsoft Office

As we all know, tabbed controls make it a lot easier to enter data on a form. Surprisingly, InfoPath does not provide a built-in tab control. This leads to form designs that are much less intuitive than they could be.
There is a nice article on the InfoPath Team Blog that shows how to create tabbed [...]

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Office 2007 Developer Roadmap

By on January 1, 0001 in InfoPath, Microsoft Office, SharePoint Development

As a developer, it is hard enough just keeping up with all the new technology. To that end, Microsoft has created a Developer Map for the 2007 Microsoft Office System that you can download. This is a great way to get the “big picture” of how everything fits together and to share it with the [...]

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Are you an Office Geek?

By on January 1, 0001 in InfoPath, Microsoft Office, Process Automation, SharePoint Development

I know it. You know it. Your wife or girlfriend, husband or brother surely knows it. If you’re reading this, you might as well admit it – you’re a geek. The question is: are you an “Office Geek”?
We’re not like other geeks. We have so much more fun!
Think about it.
We’ve got shared add-ins to build, [...]

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