If you made the Add-In available to all users, then it doesn't show up in
the outlook COM Add-Ins dialog. You can see it in the registry here
though -
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Addins\YOUR_ADDIN
If you make the Add-In only available to the current user (there is an
option for this in the wizard), it will put the registry entry under
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER" instead, and you will be able to see it in the Outlook
COM Add-Ins dialog box.
Also, because C#.Net and VB.Net create "Managed" add-ins, they are called
via a microsoft dll called "mscoree.dll", so it might show up as "mscoree"
in the list, and you will not be able to add it to the list by selecting
your add-in's dll.
The only way that you can get it to behave as expected in that list is to
build an "Unmanaged shim" which in turn calls your add-in. You can build
this shim in C++ 7.1 (VS2003). It is explained here -
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...dc_comshim.asp
Matt.
"Irregular" <none@noemailsorry> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Using the Office C# addin sample, I can't seem to get the add-in to be
> visible in Outlook's COM Addins dialog box. I'm using VS 2003 with the
> IDTExtensibility2 sample, targeting Outlook exclusively.
>
> The add-in actually loads and OnConnect s, so it seems to be mostly a
> display problem.
>
> What's the trick - how can I get my C# addin visible to Outlook? (step by
> step guidance appreciated!)
>
>
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