Microsoft Office Interactive Developer Map

The Microsoft Office Interactive Developer Map is a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application that helps developers visualize the different programs, servers, services, and tools that will help them build solutions. It allows them to drill down to each product and technology and learn about new features, objects, Web services, namespaces, and schemas required to extend Microsoft Office and build custom Office Business Applications (OBAs).

Install the Microsoft Office Interactive Developer Map Version 2

Windows Vista Users

Install the Microsoft Office Interactive Map via ClickOnce.
Note: Firefox users will need to install the FFClickOnce extension first.

Windows XP Users

The following prerequisites are required:

.NET Framework 3.0
.NET Framework 2.0

If these components are already installed, you can install the Microsoft Office Interactive Map via ClickOnce. Otherwise, install the prerequisites and run the application.

Contacts

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Office Development - Erika Ehrli and Rob Barker
Office Client Developer Content - David Hale
Office Development in Visual Studio 2008 Content - Mike Hernandez
Office SharePoint Server Content - Randall Isenhour and Ken Milne
PerformancePoint Server Content - Dail Bridges
Project and Project Server Content - Jim Corbin
Unified Communications Content - Adam Dudsic
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Content - Andrew May

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The map is a living document that provides links to MSDN Library reference documentation, MSDN portal pages, and RSS feeds that describe how developers can use the 2007 Microsoft Office system and associated tools and technologies to develop solutions that meet their needs.

The map stores resource links in an XML file hosted on MSDN. Once you install it, the map pulls the latest version of the resource file. No need to reinstall!

What’s New in the Microsoft Office Interactive Developer Map Version 2?

Update to more than 200 links to MSDN portal pages, MSDN articles, MSDN reference documentation, blog posts, RSS feeds, and community resources.
New products and technologies such as:

Office Development in Visual Studio 2008
PerformancePoint Server 2007
Unified Communications

User interface improvements:

Top 2007 Office system Web sites toolbar
Scaling and scrolling to varying resolutions
Crisp graphics

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