I have heard about scanned document OCR feature in MS Office 2007.
Are there similar programs which have similar/same feature compatible with Office 2016?
According to my search and test, Office2016 has OCR function and you need to turn it on manually.
Please review link below for more details:
I beieve the OCR is available in Windows 10 or Word 2016.
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I've submitted my outlook add-in 6 times now and every time the certification failed for a different reason. The last rejection reason I got was that my add-in didn't work on Office 2013 and Office 2016 (which they also refer to as O365 Perpetual).
I develop on a Mac and I have no idea how to go about debugging why my add-in is not working on those older Offices. Can't I just drop support for older Office suites? How could I test these environments?
I'm pretty close to quitting and just not publishing my outlook addin. I have never experienced a worse app review process.
If you want to be published on the Office Store, you need to support all the platforms for the minimum Outlook API Requirement Set in your manifest.
If you do not need to support Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016, you can set your minimum API requirement set to 1.5, which will drop support for those versions (1.4 was the last version supported by those versions of Outlook). When you submit to the Office Store, please make a note that your minimum API set means that the add-in will not run in those Office clients.
I need to use Microsoft Office 365 online OUTLOOK with Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online.
but I am unable to find anything related to this.
I found one link related to this but the option/view suggested in this link seems not appearing actually.
http://www.sysco-software.com/office-365-integration-with-dynamics-crm/
see the Web Mail Client section
We need to use this and it's working fine.
https://technet.microsoft.com/library/dn946901.aspx
Here was said All-in-one add-in for outlook that this is possible to create the web-based add-in working both with Mailboxes hosted on Office 365 or Exchange 2013 or greater, and with Outlook 2013 or greater, so with web and desktop Outlook versions.Am I right? Can you provide some references on how to develop such an add-in and then install it for both clients? Thanks you.
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You can start reading the Official documentation on Office add-ins. These new Office add-ins are web applications "served" inside Office products, you will have to be a little familiar with web technologies to develop.
Regarding Outlook add-in, as written by Eric Legault (in the question link), the add-in is not installed on a specific client but on the exchange account whether it is at organisation level or at user level. Consequently, with one install you will have the add-ins working on all Outlook clients (Desktop, OutlookWebAccess etc.).
Take care: Office add-ins now describes both technologies the new one that we are discussing (formerly app for office) and the old COM add-ins. I have written a blog post to explain the in-and-outs of the two technologies.
You are right. You have the opportunity to create a web-based add-in for Office 365 and Office 2013 desktop. But, Microsoft's JavaScript API has limited functionality. I want to recommend you read the following document first: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/en-us/library/office/fp161015.aspx. If you plan to write a small add-in for yourself, the web-based add-in is a great option.
Is there a new API for developing add-ins for Office 2016 for Mac? I have seen a javascript API but I have not clear if this applies to Office for Mac 2016, Office for Windows 2013+ only or Office Web Apps only.
Please point me to an official documentation clarifying that.
Update, April 2016: MS recently made some announcements about Mac support at Build; primarily around Word & Excel. Interactive chart similar to the image below
Eventually, but not yet. The only thing that is in for Mac is Outlook Read apps.
This is an image they've shared:
I have not done any OpenXml, but the download page for OpenXml is clear that 1.0 is compatible with office 2007. The download page for OpenXml 2.0 does not specify any outlook versions at all.
If we only have office 2007 or need to be office 2007 viewable/compatible and I'm looking at generating charts in outlook from c# code, can I proceed to OpenXml 2.0? Are there issues or is it full compatibility?
This download page says that Word 2007, Excel 2007 and Powerpoint 2007 are supported by the Open XML SDK 2.0. Just take a look at the Overview section. I don't believe that Outlook is supported since I have not seen any documentation on it anywhere.
Also, if you go to the documentation for the Open XML SDK 2.0, you can see here that they only have classes for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations.