I bet you thought this was going to be a post about the spiffy new Content Controls and all of the spiffy new scenarios they give us when we bind them to a custom XML file in the new docx file format. Well, nope, I'm not even going to mention that. Instead, I'm going to post about another option that can help if you need to generate a document from XML data with repeating nodes...

This is the second of two posts about the demos that I gave at the Office Developer Conference. Its got lots of untested sample code for mapping schemas, creating xml lists and importing InfoPath forms from SharePoint. Update: added some bug fixes to the list creation code

This is the first of two posts about the demos that I gave at the Office Developer Conference.

Thanks to everyone who stayed late in the day on Friday to catch my talk on Office Solution Architecture. I really appreciate the fact that you guys had planes to catch, movies to watch, and headaches (from 3 straight days of raw data fed into your brains) and you still sat through an hour of me yammering away on Office :^) ...Click through to my blog for all of the linking goodness...

This post explains how our editor and Office System handyman, Phil, went from a CSV to a well defined XML document and schema in 5 minutes without leaving Office System and without writing a single line of code!