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November 3rd 06, 06:31 PM
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Putting an add-in in the official Outlook list
Hi
I have a COM add-in that I'd like to have show up in the official list so users can remove it at will. (Under Tools-Options-Other tab-Advanced Options-COM Add-Ins), but despite the fact that the add-in appears to work just fine, it isn't showing up in that list. Not to mention the Add-In manager list (right on top of the "COM Add-Ins" button metioned). How does one get their add-in on that list? I'm using the "standard template" seen in many a Microsoft article about COM building, implementing the IDTExtensibility2 interface for Outlook 2003. Thanks a lot! -Josh 
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