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1 Technically, add-ins will use some kind of API as well. The idea with #3 is that this is a stand-alone application that you're connecting to another stand-alone application, rather than something you're building specifically to operate on a host application as an add-in.
2 Generally, an add-in requires a host application to function and talks to some kind of an add-in manager.
3 Based on writing a Java applet for the purpose.
4 HTML, hypertext markup language, is the syntax that web browsers use to render web pages.
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