The code for the add-in in both versions are very similar, however, the
changes made by Microsoft between the two versions of Office are dramatic. A
significant portion of the issues I experienced in developing for 2003 were
non-existent for 2007. Needless to say, what my add-in does has very
little(in my opinion) with whether Outlook determines it should be loaded.
That is, the StartUp event that the Object model exposes to code against
Outlook, isn't being hit when the load behaviour changes. That is where the
issue is, if you believe more information of what the add-in does, would
allow for a more informative response then I can do that.

Regards,
Andrew

"Peter Foldes" wrote:

If you developed that Add-In also for Office 2007 then you as the developer for that Add-In should know and find the answer to that issue in Office 2003 that you are posting about.

Have no idea about your Add-in and what it does and what it is

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"Andrew" wrote in message news
I have an outlook add-in for 2003 which works fine when Outlook is launched
by the user. However, when an external program such Active Sync launches the
outlook process, the add-in's load behaviour in the registry changes to 2 and
does not change back when the Outlook is launched again by the user. To fix
the problem I have to go to the registry and change the load behaviour back
to 3 or click repair in the "Add/Remove" programs for the add-in. Is there
any way to get around this problem. I know in Outlook 2007 that does not
happen because I also developed the add-in for it.

Thanks,
Andrew