AdminOffice Developer Team
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Jim, could you please tell us which page/product you're referring to, here?
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Thanks for sharing your suggestion! We have a few follow-up questions. Would the expectation be for the add-in to inform a new user of the availability? Is the goal to show the user the location of their installed add-in?
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3 votes2 comments · Feature Requests and Feedback » Add-in: Outlook · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
Thanks for your suggestion! We'd like to better understand the idea. Is the drag and drop related to the action location in the ribbon or to behavior inside of a taskpane? What are you envisioning the experience would be with drag and drop enabled?
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Hi Brian! I won't close this yet this in case someone from the Excel team wants to weigh in here, but as it's a question/issue the best place to get an answer would be Stack Overflow. You can use the office-js tag.
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2 votesAdminOffice Developer Team
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Thank you for your request!
We are collecting API requirements for developing Office Add-ins in Excel, specifically for Events API.
If you are considering moving an existing COM/VSTO/VBA Add-in to Office Add-in, or creating a new Office Add-in in Excel, and have events requirements, please fill the survey below and help us focus on the right set of events and design. We truly appreciate your help!
Thanks!
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26 votesNeeds more information ·AdminOffice Developer Team
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Gavan, thank you for your feedback. We really appreciate it! Can you please explain your scenario a little bit? We now have a getRange API using which you can get the range of an object (paragraph.getRange(“start”), at the start or the end of it, and then it can be selected. Does this API help with your scenario? We look forward to hearing back from you.
Thanks!
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Thank you for your suggestion. We are reviewing this suggestion with our localization team.
Feature announcements are always posted on our blog (http://blogs.office.com), so keep an eye out there for more details.
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128 votes13 comments · Feature Requests and Feedback » Add-in: General · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →Needs more information ·AdminOffice Developer Team
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Thank you for sharing. Could you elaborate a bit more on the scenarios you are interested on? What are some of the D&D objects you would need us to support (e.g. pictures, text, what else?)
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Translating to English: Automatically hide the ribbon, similar to auto Hide task bar
If Microsoft Word, in the upper right corner of the tab display Options Ribbon to select-Automatically hide the tape, then the ribbon will hide at the top of the screen. To make it appear, you need to hover the mouse cursor in the top area of the screen and left-click. I suggest you consider the way the ribbon appears in the specified mode, without clicking the mouse. That is, when you hover the mouse cursor in the top area of the screen, the Ribbon will appear without clicking the mouse, by analogy so leaves the taskbar in Windows if you tick: Automatically hide the taskbar windows. For example, when working on a small monitor, I hide it, but for its appearance constantly need to click on it, which is not very convenient.