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Cannot install COM add in
Hope someone can help.
We have Windows Terminal Server 2008 installed. I have copied a DLL to the Terminal Server and registered the DLL. I want to use that DLL as an Outlook COM Add-In. It provides a link between Outlook and another program (Goldmine). Within Outlook I navigate to Tools-Options-Other-Advanced Options-Com Add-Ins I find and select the DLL in question but it does not however show in the list of "Add-Ins available". I have done this exact thing previously and the link worked fine. However an upgrade of Goldmine has broken the link. I'm wondering if there is maybe a rights issue I'm missing somewhere. I am logged on as a Domain Admin with full rights and have set Terminal Server to Install Mode but still no joy. thx |
Cannot install COM add in
How is the addin installed, for current user or for all users? If it's
installed for current user it's a client addin and will be registered in HKCU in the registry. If it's for all users it's an admin addin and won't show up in the COM Add-Ins dialog (to prevent users from disabling it). In that case it's registered in HKLM. Check the registry in both hives under \Software\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins. Look for the addin and in that registration look for the LoadBehavior value. To load when Outlook starts the value must be 3 and not 2. A value of 2 means disabled (load on demand and not load on startup). See if that helps. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007. Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options. http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Chubbly Geezer" wrote in message ... Hope someone can help. We have Windows Terminal Server 2008 installed. I have copied a DLL to the Terminal Server and registered the DLL. I want to use that DLL as an Outlook COM Add-In. It provides a link between Outlook and another program (Goldmine). Within Outlook I navigate to Tools-Options-Other-Advanced Options-Com Add-Ins I find and select the DLL in question but it does not however show in the list of "Add-Ins available". I have done this exact thing previously and the link worked fine. However an upgrade of Goldmine has broken the link. I'm wondering if there is maybe a rights issue I'm missing somewhere. I am logged on as a Domain Admin with full rights and have set Terminal Server to Install Mode but still no joy. thx |
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