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Markus Kraemer
Hi,
I've written an Outlook Addin in C#. Everything works fine on my
delevopment machine. On other client machines (win98 or xp or win2k)
the addin was not loaded by outlook 2000 at all.
I've executed the setup that was build by Visual Studio .NET 2003:
result=none
I've set Reg-Key manually and registered my c#-AddIn-DLL with regasm:
result=none
Lately I've copied all c#-Dlls to outlook-executable directory. And
this
works.
So I thought, strong naming the C#-addin-assembly and putting it to
global
assembly cache will be the way. But unfortunately I have to refer to
other
DLLs written in Visual Objects that are not strong named and finally
strong naming my addin-Dll fails.
Is there a way to setup an c#-addin in a different location then
outlook.exe?
Thanks in advance
Markus Kraemer
I've written an Outlook Addin in C#. Everything works fine on my
delevopment machine. On other client machines (win98 or xp or win2k)
the addin was not loaded by outlook 2000 at all.
I've executed the setup that was build by Visual Studio .NET 2003:
result=none
I've set Reg-Key manually and registered my c#-AddIn-DLL with regasm:
result=none
Lately I've copied all c#-Dlls to outlook-executable directory. And
this
works.
So I thought, strong naming the C#-addin-assembly and putting it to
global
assembly cache will be the way. But unfortunately I have to refer to
other
DLLs written in Visual Objects that are not strong named and finally
strong naming my addin-Dll fails.
Is there a way to setup an c#-addin in a different location then
outlook.exe?
Thanks in advance
Markus Kraemer