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Hello -
We have run into an issue here where an add-in that was written using VSTO2005 for Outlook is running into a conflict with OVC if OVC and the Outlook Client are both running at the same time. It appears to be because they share the same process. I won't bore you with too many details but, we are running Office 2003 pro sp2 and have all the prerequisites for the add-in to function properly (which it does) as long as you are accessing it from either OVC or the client... not both. Additionally, if the Outlook client is not running, OVC does not instantiate the add-in. Is this expected behavior? Is there a way to force OVC to use it's own explorer process? Thoughts welcome. Thanks in advance -Steve |
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