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MSO-dlx
solutions start with leveraging the gamut of functions that Microsoft Office(1)
exposes in its graphical user interface (the ribbon in Office2007+ or
menus and so forth in Office2003)
- choosing the required options in the configuration
settings
- creating styles, templates, themes, building blocks,
sample files,...
- optimizing the Quick Access toolbar, custom ribbon
tabs, (as well as Office2003 toolbars)
- ...
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The graphical
user interface will be enhanced through XML coding as needed
- custom colors in addition to custom theme colors
- custom groups and tabs in the ribbon (or custom menus
and toolbars in Office2003)
- custom menus in the Office button (2007) or in the
backstage tab (2010)
- custom contextmenu (Office2010+)
- ...
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Missing functions
are programmed in VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) or with
the VSTO (Visual Studio Tools für Office) in the
.NET framework
- automating repetitive and circumvent tasks involving
many mouse clicks and keystrokes
- mass document conversions due to re-branding
- integration with document/content management systems
- data consolidation and analysis of customer/employer
surveys
- ...
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A demo is worth a thousand words.
Get
a practical MSO deluxe experience in
Excel or PowerPoint through these work samples and see what is possible
<‑‑Download
demo add-in Excel (v. 1.5.0) | Videos
and detailed description
<‑‑Download
demo add-in PowerPoint (v. 1.13.15)
| Videos
and detailed description
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If you are struggeling to perform
specific tasks with MS Office or
if you feel editing your documents with MS Office
is cumbersome, you may want to get in touch with Service
a·t MSO-dlx.com
to find out if there is a MSO deluxe
solution or if it can be created by MSO-dlx.
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