To install the Office Connector (henceforth referred to as as "OC"), install the Media an OC the exact same way you would install a Media Manager 5 (MM) as you normally would. OC is available as a sub-application of MM. Next, download the following file.

Admin Configuration

Next, locate the manifest.xml file in the "wwwroot"-folder of the installed OC, and open the file. Alternatively, the file is similar to the following:

Replace all references to localhost, localhost with the OC site reference. E.g. if OC/MM is  is installed at mmoc.digizuite.com, then replace localhost with mmoc.digizuite.com/oc. 

The "DisplayName" (title) and the "Description" should also be changed appropriately. If there are any labels that need to be changed in the ribbon, they are found in the bottom of the XML file, and can be replaced as one sees fit.

Make sure to generate a new ID.

If Centralized Deployment is possible (see Digizuite™ Office Connector 2.0 - 0. Requirements), follow the instructions for "Centralized Deployment" below. 

Now the XML file is ready to be installed distributed via an Office 356 admin account

Install the connector by following the installation steps found in this documentation

Otherwise, the OC must be installed separately on all client computers. This can be done for one client computer at a time.

• For Windows users, follow the instructions at: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/testing/create-a-network-shared-folder-catalog-for-task-pane-and-content-add-ins.

If this approach is used, the "Centralized Deployment" section below can be skipped.

Please note that it might be possible to avoid having to install the OC separately on all client computers. However, this approach has not been tested. The approach can be tried by following the instructions at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/publish/publish-task-pane-and-content-add-ins-to-an-add-in-catalog. It involves publishing the OC to an app catalog with an on-premises SharePoint Server. Note that this approach will not make the OC available for Mac users.

Centralized deployment

With an Office 365 admin account, follow the installation steps at: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/publish/centralized-deployment Now .

To install the OC on client computers, do the following steps for each client.

Installing on client computers

First of all, make sure that you are logged in with your Office instance is logged inorganizational ID in the Office applications.

There are two options for logging in - one is for the licensing of the Office product itself, whereas the other one is for your account.

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Click the Insert tab in the top of your Office program.

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In the following dialog, go to ADMIN MANAGED. In here, the connector should OC should now be an option

Press it, and restart your Office product.

Reopen your office product, and press the Insert tab againThe Open button will then be available on the insert ribbon page. 

You should now have a button called Digizuite to the far right of the connector. Press this button

Login using a user set up to use OC.

Now you should be able to use the connector OC as you'd like to see fit.

If you want to install it for another Office program, or on another computer - you need to do the last steps again - starting from the section where you access the Office Add-ins and press ADMIN MANAGED.

If you already have installed OC on a device, you will not have to login to the DAM Center again.

Maybe remove: Once all this is done, restart all open Office programs. Start word again, and a button "digizuite" should now be available under the "insert" menu in office. If not, the plugin might have to be activated once, by selecting "My Add-ins" from "Add-ins" under "Insert", and selecting the Digizuite Office Connector from the "ADMIN MANAGED" section. Once you have installed OC on a device for one Office product (e.g. Word), the OC will automatically be available for the two remaining Office products (e.g. Excel and PowerPoint). 

Updating the manifest file

After updating the manifest file (NOTE: not after updating the website itself), a user might not see the effects of the update immediately. To fix this, try following the steps under "Remove an add-in from local cache" on the user's computer: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/enterprise/use-the-centralized-deployment-powershell-cmdlets-to-manage-add-ins?redirectSourcePath=%252farticle%252f94f4e86d-b8e5-42dd-b558-e6092f830ec9#delete-an-add-in