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Leveraging Visual Studio 2010 with InfoPath : Create an InfoPath 2010 Add-In

10/15/2013 9:21:22 PM
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Scenario/Problem:You need to create an InfoPath 2010 add-in.

Solution:Use Visual Studio 2010 and create a new add-in project.

You may use Visual Studio 2010 to create an InfoPath 2010 add-in that can be used within InfoPath. The add-in is an application-level add-in that customizes the InfoPath Designer experience. Two common uses of an InfoPath add-in are to customize the ribbon and generate a custom task pane.

To create an InfoPath 2010 add-in, follow these steps:

1.
Launch Visual Studio 2010.

2.
Click File, New, Project. The New Project dialog appears.

3.
Navigate to Office, 2010 from the left-side Installed Templates navigation.

4.
Select the InfoPath 2010 Add-In project template, as shown in Figure 1.



Figure 1. Selecting the project template generates an InfoPath 2010 add-in project.

5.
Click OK.

6.
Add user controls or classes as appropriate; see the next section for an example.

7.
Build the add-in project. The add-in is generated.

8.
Open InfoPath Designer 2010.

9.
Click the COM Add-Ins button on the Developer ribbon. The add-in is available and installed, as shown in Figure 2

Figure 2. Clicking COM Add-Ins shows the available and installed application add-ins.
 
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