Word 2007 自定义 - 基于模板的插件与用 Visual Studio 编写的自定义 dll?
我正计划升级到 Word (Office) 2007,现在需要决定采用哪种自定义途径。
当前的设置是 Office 2000,其模板充当插件,使用 Word 加载(从启动文件夹)以支持许多功能 - 与 DMS 的接口、与 CRM 的接口、用户表单行为和打印等等。
当使用通用模板时,它们调用存储在插件中的工具来显示数据、格式化文档以及打印到特定托盘等。
编写一组dll来替换addin模板在速度、稳定性和可用性方面会有什么优势吗?然后,通用模板将引用这些模板。
我的直觉是情况会是这样,但是,有人有支持或反对这种方法的具体论据吗?
I'm planning an upgrade to Word (Office) 2007 and need to decide now which customisation route to take.
The current set-up is Office 2000 with templates acting as addins, loading with Word (from the startup folder) to support a lot of functionality - interface with DMS, interface with CRM, user form behaviour and printing to name but a few.
As generic templates are used they call the tools stored within the addins to display data, format documents and print to specific trays etcetera.
Will there be any advantage in terms of speed, stability and usability in writing a set of dlls to replace the addin templates? The generic templates would then reference these instead.
My instinct is that this will be the case, however, does anyone have any concrete arguments for or against such an approach?
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