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dom_perron
Hi,
I developped an ActiveX in .NET 1.1 an I want to insert it into my Office
document (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). When I select my DLL file via the "More
Controls" window, an error message is displayed saying that the activeX is
not self-registering. So, I check on the net and I found that the DLL needs
to be strongly-named and registered with regasm and added to the GAC with
gacutil. So, I've done that and I re-try to insert my activeX and I got the
following message:
The program used to create this object is {D9DF87B5-2C60-3BC5-804B-
FB5A64573647}. That program is not installed on yout computer. To
edit this object, you must install a program that can open the object.
What does it means? Did Microsoft Office 2007 support the activeX
developped in .NET?
Thanks
D.
I developped an ActiveX in .NET 1.1 an I want to insert it into my Office
document (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). When I select my DLL file via the "More
Controls" window, an error message is displayed saying that the activeX is
not self-registering. So, I check on the net and I found that the DLL needs
to be strongly-named and registered with regasm and added to the GAC with
gacutil. So, I've done that and I re-try to insert my activeX and I got the
following message:
The program used to create this object is {D9DF87B5-2C60-3BC5-804B-
FB5A64573647}. That program is not installed on yout computer. To
edit this object, you must install a program that can open the object.
What does it means? Did Microsoft Office 2007 support the activeX
developped in .NET?
Thanks
D.