![]() Plain text content controls are supported across platforms.For example, show different content to users when they navigate among rich text content controls. With these events, add-ins can provide more interactive experience for end users. Fire events on add, delete, enter, exit, change data, or change selection of rich text content controls.Manage four types of fields across platforms: ADDIN, DATE, HYPERLINK, and TOC.Manage footnote and endnotes of a document.Use these APIs to store company-defined or individual-defined styles into documents and reuse them when needed. Import styles from other files and apply them to current working document.Use these APIs to import a template with rich format, generate content, etc. Insert file content from a Base64 format and keep original settings of footnote, endnote, page border, style, watermark, track changes and so on.These APIs extend and enrich the following areas. For more information, see Word 1.5 requirement set and view the on-demand video Build with Microsoft Word as a platform: Word JavaScript APIs and key user scenarios. Additionally, the APIs also provide performance improvements within Word compared to the features available using the OOXML APIs. The Word 1.5 JavaScript API requirement set is rolling out to production! These new APIs streamline important scenarios such as citation management, document assembly and so on. In this blog, we explore the new capabilities and features available to empower your Office solutions even more. We value your feedback and are committed to delivering new capabilities to help you build more powerful integrations with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. ![]() ![]() The Microsoft 365 ecosystem is expanding rapidly, and we’re seeing an increasing number of add-in solutions across Office applications. ![]()
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