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Jeffrey Smith
Hello folks,
My name is Jeff Smith, and I am the Product Planner at Microsoft responsible
for Outlook. At next week's TechEd Conference in San Diego, we will be
hosting a session to gather feedback from folks on Outlook Programmability.
I am posting this message to invite anyone who will be attending TechEd to
join us next week. This is an excellent opportunity for you to provide your
input directly to the Outlook Product Team.
DETAILS:
Title: "Geek Eye for the Outlook Guy (and Gal): Outlook Programmability
Futures" (catchy, huh?)
When: Tuesday, May 25th, 8-10 p.m. PST
Where: Convention Center, Mezzanine, Room #18
BONUS:
We are especially interested in collecting examples of solutions people have
built using Outlook. Please bring along screen shots, code samples or any
other materials that will help us understand your solutions. We are
especially interested in understanding what you found difficult about
building the solution and how we can improve Outlook to address your
concerns.
Seating is limited, so we will accept people on a first-come, first-served
basis.
I look forward to seeing folks next week.
Jeff Smith
Product Planning
Microsoft Corporation
(jeffsmit at microsoft dot com)
My name is Jeff Smith, and I am the Product Planner at Microsoft responsible
for Outlook. At next week's TechEd Conference in San Diego, we will be
hosting a session to gather feedback from folks on Outlook Programmability.
I am posting this message to invite anyone who will be attending TechEd to
join us next week. This is an excellent opportunity for you to provide your
input directly to the Outlook Product Team.
DETAILS:
Title: "Geek Eye for the Outlook Guy (and Gal): Outlook Programmability
Futures" (catchy, huh?)
When: Tuesday, May 25th, 8-10 p.m. PST
Where: Convention Center, Mezzanine, Room #18
BONUS:
We are especially interested in collecting examples of solutions people have
built using Outlook. Please bring along screen shots, code samples or any
other materials that will help us understand your solutions. We are
especially interested in understanding what you found difficult about
building the solution and how we can improve Outlook to address your
concerns.
Seating is limited, so we will accept people on a first-come, first-served
basis.
I look forward to seeing folks next week.
Jeff Smith
Product Planning
Microsoft Corporation
(jeffsmit at microsoft dot com)