Add Project details #545
Add Project details #545
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ElizabethSamuel-MSFT
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| # Office Add-in host and platform availability | ||
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| To work as expected, your Office Add-in might depend on a specific Office host, a requirement set, an API member, or a version of the API. The following tables contain the available platform, extension points, API requirement sets, and common API requirement sets that are currently supported for each Office application. | ||
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| If a table cell contains an asterisk ( * ), that means we’re working on it. For requirement sets for Project or Access, see [Office common requirement sets](https://docs.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/reference/requirement-sets/office-add-in-requirement-sets). | ||
| If a table cell contains an asterisk ( * ), that means we’re working on it. |
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Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see any *s in the table. Should we remove this note?
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@ElizabethSamuel-MSFT Please remove info about Access; it isn’t mentioned anywhere else in the doc set, so mentioning it here will only create confusion. |
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@kbrandl: I disagree about Access not being mentioned in the docs. We talk about "Access web apps" and Access as a product, and advise folks to check the host/platforms page for info as well. |
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@ElizabethSamuel-MSFT there is no Access quick start, no "Access" section within the TOC; I'm not aware of any documentation in the doc set that describes how to build an Office Add-in for Access. Until if/when there is such documentation, I'd suggest not mentioning Access on the Platform and Host Availability page. (FWIW, I believe it's by-design that no such documentation has been created; I can share more historical context about this with you offline if you're interested.) |
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| <th><a href="https://docs.microsoft.com/office/dev/add-ins/reference/requirement-sets/office-add-in-requirement-sets"><b>Common APIs</b></a></th> | ||
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| <td>Office for Windows 2013</td> |
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For consistency with other mentions on this page, this should be rephrased as: Office 2013 for Windows
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| <td>Office for Windows 2016</td> |
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For consistency with other mentions on this page, this should be rephrased as: Office 2016 for Windows
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| <td>Office for Windows 2019</td> |
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For consistency with other mentions on this page, this should be rephrased as: Office 2019 for Windows
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Added host/platform availability info for Project and Access based on SOT. This addresses issue #508.