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Cannot turn off custom developed toolbar or Command Bar from Outlook 2003

 
 
swarnakiran@gmail.com
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      16th Feb 2007
Hi,

I have a custom Add-In developed in C# using VSTO SE. The question is
in context with Outlook 2003. I have chosen Outlook 2003 while
developing the Add-In in Visual Studio 2005. I have registered the Add-
In in HKEY_CURRENT_USER.

Problem Definition: Right click anywhere on the toolbar/ command bar
and check-off the add-in in question. Exit out of outlook. Make sure
Outlook is not in Task Manager also (Give ample time for it to be
released from memory). Open Outlook. Now the add-in comes back.

What is Expected?: This add-in should not come when user has turned it
off. User should be able to turn it on manually using the same right
click context menu option. This should be similar to Outlook's
Standard command bar.

Question 1: How to do get it working as expected in VSTO SE C#?
Earlier
(Additional Info) I had this add-in developed in COM earlier. With
that COM Add-in also the add-in was not vanishing on successive
opening of Outlook.

Question 2: Are there some events for this I need to subscribe. If
something is available, pls. describe them.

(Is this as designed item with Outlook?)

Thanks in advance,
SS

 
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
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      17th Feb 2007
First, turning off a toolbar is not the same as disabling an add-in.

Second, most Outlook add-ins use the Temporary=True setting for toolbars and thus create the toolbar each time the add-in runs. If you want the add-in to remember the user's toolbar preference, you'll need to build that functionality into the application.

Finally, there is a newsgroup specifically for Outlook add-in programming issues "down the hall" at microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins or, via web interface, at http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...program_addins


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<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> I have a custom Add-In developed in C# using VSTO SE. The question is
> in context with Outlook 2003. I have chosen Outlook 2003 while
> developing the Add-In in Visual Studio 2005. I have registered the Add-
> In in HKEY_CURRENT_USER.
>
> Problem Definition: Right click anywhere on the toolbar/ command bar
> and check-off the add-in in question. Exit out of outlook. Make sure
> Outlook is not in Task Manager also (Give ample time for it to be
> released from memory). Open Outlook. Now the add-in comes back.
>
> What is Expected?: This add-in should not come when user has turned it
> off. User should be able to turn it on manually using the same right
> click context menu option. This should be similar to Outlook's
> Standard command bar.
>
> Question 1: How to do get it working as expected in VSTO SE C#?
> Earlier
> (Additional Info) I had this add-in developed in COM earlier. With
> that COM Add-in also the add-in was not vanishing on successive
> opening of Outlook.
>
> Question 2: Are there some events for this I need to subscribe. If
> something is available, pls. describe them.
>
> (Is this as designed item with Outlook?)
>
> Thanks in advance,
> SS
>

 
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