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Outlook 2003 shared add-in (NOT VSTO!) deployment problems build with VS2005



 
 
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Old August 2nd 06, 04:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins
semedao
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Default Outlook 2003 shared add-in (NOT VSTO!) deployment problems build with VS2005

Hi All,
I developed ad Outlook 2003 add in without using the VSTO module (since I
want it will be abaleto support older outlook versions).
The add in load correctly in the development machine.
When I try to deploy it on other machines it did not load (the registry
loadbehavior key change from 3 to 2)
I already deploy the PIA , my question is if the deployment requirments are
the same as with VSTO when I develop with VS2005 ?
should I also set the CAS , and all other registry keys like in VSTO ?
Or , if not , give me some points where to start to look for the problem , I
did not find nothing in the NET about this situation.
Did MS force to use VSTO when move to VS2005?
an if the answer is yes , how I will support older/other outlook versions
perior to outlook 2003 , If I want to use the new features of NET framework
2 ?
Thanks a lot


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Old August 2nd 06, 03:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]
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Default Outlook 2003 shared add-in (NOT VSTO!) deployment problems build with VS2005

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Hi All,
I developed ad Outlook 2003 add in without using the VSTO module (since I
want it will be abaleto support older outlook versions).
The add in load correctly in the development machine.
When I try to deploy it on other machines it did not load (the registry
loadbehavior key change from 3 to 2)
I already deploy the PIA , my question is if the deployment requirments
are the same as with VSTO when I develop with VS2005 ?
should I also set the CAS , and all other registry keys like in VSTO ?
Or , if not , give me some points where to start to look for the problem ,
I did not find nothing in the NET about this situation.
Did MS force to use VSTO when move to VS2005?
an if the answer is yes , how I will support older/other outlook versions
perior to outlook 2003 , If I want to use the new features of NET
framework 2 ?
Thanks a lot


 




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