Use the Accord Project Microsoft Word add-in to manage the Smart Clauses in your legal documents.
April 25, 2018:
- Initial version: basic React based UI framework is in place. Binds text in the document to Smart Clauses. Introspects clauses to create templates (in progress).
- Microsoft Word 2016
Note: installation from the Microsoft Marketplace will be possible once the add-in is published to the web. For now you need to manually install the add-in as described below.
- Clone this repo using Git.
- Open a Node.js command prompt in the root folder of the project.
- Run
npm install
to install all dependencies. - Run
export HTTPS=true && npm start
to start the project. A browser window opens showing a partial UI. - To see the full UI, open Word and sideload the manifest.
cp cicero-word-add-in.xml /Users/<NAME>/Library/Containers/com.microsoft.Word/Data/Documents/wef/
If the wef
folder does not exist you need to create it.
To activate the task pane:
- Launch Word
- Press the "Insert" tab
- Press the down arrow to the right of the "My Add-ins" button
- Select the "Accord Project" add-in
- Press the button to open the task pane and activate the add-in
For more information, see Sideload Office Add-ins for testing.
To understand how the project files are set up, and to learn how to create your own project using these components, see Use Office UI Fabric React in Office Add-ins.
- Design guidelines for Office add-ins
- Office add-in documentation
- Office Dev Center
- More Office Add-in samples at OfficeDev on Github