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Hello all,
I am currently (and desperately) trying to build an Outlook add-in, as a
freeware, that can be installed by any interested user.
As this is a freeware, I don't intend to spend money on any development
tool, so I am only using VB Express. Therefore, I don't have access to the
setup projects, but that's not my main concern at the moment.
In order to build the COM add-in, I tried to build a simple add-in based on
the Microsoft explanations there:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302896/en-us
I created the project, implemented IDTExtensibility2 (copy/paste of the
given code), got a strong name and ProgID, added missing declarations of
applicationObject and addInInstance, built my project, successfully
registered it with Regasm.exe, launched outlook and.... nothing.
according to Outlook feedbacks in tbe COM add-ins mgt dialog, my add-in
didn't load properly (usual failure message).
I have searched for the name of my DLL in the registry, but didn't find
anything. So I guess Outlook simply can't find it neither !
Do you have any idea of what I have done wrong?
Thank you in advance!
I am currently (and desperately) trying to build an Outlook add-in, as a
freeware, that can be installed by any interested user.
As this is a freeware, I don't intend to spend money on any development
tool, so I am only using VB Express. Therefore, I don't have access to the
setup projects, but that's not my main concern at the moment.
In order to build the COM add-in, I tried to build a simple add-in based on
the Microsoft explanations there:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/302896/en-us
I created the project, implemented IDTExtensibility2 (copy/paste of the
given code), got a strong name and ProgID, added missing declarations of
applicationObject and addInInstance, built my project, successfully
registered it with Regasm.exe, launched outlook and.... nothing.
according to Outlook feedbacks in tbe COM add-ins mgt dialog, my add-in
didn't load properly (usual failure message).
I have searched for the name of my DLL in the registry, but didn't find
anything. So I guess Outlook simply can't find it neither !
Do you have any idea of what I have done wrong?
Thank you in advance!