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I created and installed one Outlook 2003 with SP3 addin in my local system. I used SetSecurity project and it is working fine here My system details are XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack2 The same addin installed at client machine. It is loaded but disabled there Client details are XP home SP2 Outlook 2003 SP3 How to enable the outlook 2003 addin at the client machine? Is any configuration settings required there at the client machine. Can anyone share some information on this? Thanks in Advance -- Nagaraj Tadipatri |
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From your use of SetSecurity can we assume that this is a VSTO project?
Does your installer actually successfully set up the security on the target computer? Is the code assembly and whatever other assemblies it loads strong named? Are you deploying the VSTO runtime and any other dependencies of the project? The best way to see why a managed code project is failing to load, assuming you've covered all the obvious bases I mentioned above is to look at the Fusion logs. Fusion is the managed code loader. See the article at http://blogs.msdn.com/vsod/archive/2...-failures.aspx for information on managed code troubleshooting and Fusion logging. -- 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 "Nagaraj" wrote in message ... Hi I created and installed one Outlook 2003 with SP3 addin in my local system. I used SetSecurity project and it is working fine here My system details are XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack2 The same addin installed at client machine. It is loaded but disabled there Client details are XP home SP2 Outlook 2003 SP3 How to enable the outlook 2003 addin at the client machine? Is any configuration settings required there at the client machine. Can anyone share some information on this? Thanks in Advance -- Nagaraj Tadipatri |
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Thanks Ken for the information.
You are right. It is a VSTO project. Assemblies are strongly named. I am deployting VSTO second edition runtime and Preop assemblies 2003 along with ..NET framework 2.0. The addin is loaded correctly at the location Tools-Options-Other-Advanced Options-COM-Addins with Load Behaviour : Load at Startup But the add-in is not checked. The add-in is there in Disabled Items. If we enable it then it is working in the client machine. But my client wants to enable it immediately after it loads. Since he is having XP home SP2 instead of XP professional is there any security updates required at his system? -- Nagaraj Tadipatri "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: From your use of SetSecurity can we assume that this is a VSTO project? Does your installer actually successfully set up the security on the target computer? Is the code assembly and whatever other assemblies it loads strong named? Are you deploying the VSTO runtime and any other dependencies of the project? The best way to see why a managed code project is failing to load, assuming you've covered all the obvious bases I mentioned above is to look at the Fusion logs. Fusion is the managed code loader. See the article at http://blogs.msdn.com/vsod/archive/2...-failures.aspx for information on managed code troubleshooting and Fusion logging. -- 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 "Nagaraj" wrote in message ... Hi I created and installed one Outlook 2003 with SP3 addin in my local system. I used SetSecurity project and it is working fine here My system details are XP Professional Version 2002 Service Pack2 The same addin installed at client machine. It is loaded but disabled there Client details are XP home SP2 Outlook 2003 SP3 How to enable the outlook 2003 addin at the client machine? Is any configuration settings required there at the client machine. Can anyone share some information on this? Thanks in Advance -- Nagaraj Tadipatri |
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Well, addins don't get disabled for no reason. If the addin is in its own
AppDomain, and all VATO addins are in their own AppDomain, then only a couple of things will cause an addin to become disabled. If the user installs the addin while Outlook is running that will cause the problem. Any unhandled exceptions in the addin will also cause the addin to become disabled. So if the addin starts out disabled the reason is going to be one of those two things. AFAIK there is no difference that should be there for the addin no matter what version of Windows XP the user is running. -- 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 "Nagaraj" wrote in message ... Thanks Ken for the information. You are right. It is a VSTO project. Assemblies are strongly named. I am deployting VSTO second edition runtime and Preop assemblies 2003 along with .NET framework 2.0. The addin is loaded correctly at the location Tools-Options-Other-Advanced Options-COM-Addins with Load Behaviour : Load at Startup But the add-in is not checked. The add-in is there in Disabled Items. If we enable it then it is working in the client machine. But my client wants to enable it immediately after it loads. Since he is having XP home SP2 instead of XP professional is there any security updates required at his system? -- Nagaraj Tadipatri |
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