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Krystian
Hello,
I have just completed a tutorial in building an office com add-in located
at:
How To Build an Office COM Add-in by Using Visual Basic .NET
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q302896
In the article, a Step-by-Step Example is presented on how to create an
Add-in using Visual Basic. I have compiled the sample add-in and toyed with
it. Unfortunately, the tutorial left me short on one critical point: how to
properly unload / remove / delete / uncouple (which word is appropriate?)
the COM add-in.
Therefore I don't know how to remove the sample 'MyCOMAddin' addin from the
multiple applications I installed it into (Microsoft Word, Microsoft
PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access)
From what I've read on how to do this,
Load or unload add-in programs
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/assistance/HP052037321033.aspx
The Article suggests I must unload the Com Add-in from
the application itself. This suggests to me that I'd have to do this for
each application.
What is the proper way to do quickly this? The second article I cite
mentions, "If you are a developer, you can use [the unload com add-in from
the program] procedure to load or unload a COM add-in before you have
designed installation and removal programs for your add-in."
I assume there is some quick, formal way to unregister a add-in permanently
from
the system without writing a removal program?
I stripped the code and re-built the project as a quick workaround. I want
to properly unregister the com add-in before I delete the project files from
my system (in the event that just deleting the files leaves behind any
residue of the com add-in which, if this occurred, would not be found)
Thanks for reading,
Krystian.
Left for google and those who may easily find this in the future:
Synonyms: detach, disconnect, disengage, dissociate, dislodge, extract,
isolate, part, remove, separate, take away, take out, uncouple, withdraw
I have just completed a tutorial in building an office com add-in located
at:
How To Build an Office COM Add-in by Using Visual Basic .NET
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q302896
In the article, a Step-by-Step Example is presented on how to create an
Add-in using Visual Basic. I have compiled the sample add-in and toyed with
it. Unfortunately, the tutorial left me short on one critical point: how to
properly unload / remove / delete / uncouple (which word is appropriate?)
the COM add-in.
Therefore I don't know how to remove the sample 'MyCOMAddin' addin from the
multiple applications I installed it into (Microsoft Word, Microsoft
PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access)
From what I've read on how to do this,
Load or unload add-in programs
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/assistance/HP052037321033.aspx
The Article suggests I must unload the Com Add-in from
the application itself. This suggests to me that I'd have to do this for
each application.
What is the proper way to do quickly this? The second article I cite
mentions, "If you are a developer, you can use [the unload com add-in from
the program] procedure to load or unload a COM add-in before you have
designed installation and removal programs for your add-in."
I assume there is some quick, formal way to unregister a add-in permanently
from
the system without writing a removal program?
I stripped the code and re-built the project as a quick workaround. I want
to properly unregister the com add-in before I delete the project files from
my system (in the event that just deleting the files leaves behind any
residue of the com add-in which, if this occurred, would not be found)
Thanks for reading,
Krystian.
Left for google and those who may easily find this in the future:
Synonyms: detach, disconnect, disengage, dissociate, dislodge, extract,
isolate, part, remove, separate, take away, take out, uncouple, withdraw