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LastHope
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      6th Apr 2006
As mentioned by the title, I'd like to make a plugin for IE...I'd need
a lot of informations:
--Where I can find a site with all documentation (including security
concerns, deployments and so on?)
--Is it possible to develop a plugin using the .NET framework? I've
installed the VSTO, but I cannot see any possible project to use using
both VSTO or just the Extensibility projects (I know, they are only for
Office...but I hoped to! )
Thanks to all who might help me!

 
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      6th Apr 2006
Hi LastHope,

Don't give up!

http://www.codeproject.com/atl/ietoolbartutorial.asp

Also you will find documentation for Deskbands on your MSDN Library disk
that comes with .NET or search MSDN online.

Regards.
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> As mentioned by the title, I'd like to make a plugin for IE...I'd need
> a lot of informations:
> --Where I can find a site with all documentation (including security
> concerns, deployments and so on?)
> --Is it possible to develop a plugin using the .NET framework? I've
> installed the VSTO, but I cannot see any possible project to use using
> both VSTO or just the Extensibility projects (I know, they are only for
> Office...but I hoped to! )
> Thanks to all who might help me!
>



 
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      6th Apr 2006
Hi there,
thanks for the quick response...unfortunately, I'm not a C++ developer
and I'd prefer to use directly Visual Studio 2005 ...
But thanks to your suggestion, I finally started to find some articles
about developing for IE:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;821793
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de..._adv/bands.asp
However, I haven't found yet C#-like (yes, that's my language )...but
I'll dig as hard as I can!
Best regards

LastHope

 
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LastHope
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      6th Apr 2006
....Gotcha!!
http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/dotnetbandobjects.asp
My problem was that I wasn't using the correct keywords
Thanks again!

LastHope

 
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Rob ^_^
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      7th Apr 2006
np. Have fun!
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> ...Gotcha!!
> http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/dotnetbandobjects.asp
> My problem was that I wasn't using the correct keywords
> Thanks again!
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> LastHope
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LastHope
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      7th Apr 2006
Hi,
last question...do you know if there are any differences making an IE
plugin using .NET framework 1.1 or 2?
I've got both installed, and the guide is for the 1.1...but I would
prefer to use the .NET 2
Bye

LastHope

 
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Rob ^_^
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      10th Apr 2006
Hi LastHope,

It depends on your installation wizard to check the target PC for the
Installed Version of .net framework. You can only be sure that XP
professional SP2 will have version 2 installed. Most shareware distributors
require you to test for the correct version of .net framework and offer a
download url with your setup distributable.
I think you will also encounter load and build errors when you try to load
the 1.1 C# version project into the VS ide.

You will have to put together a test plan for all possible platforms.
Building the plug-in is the easy part. Testing and distribution is the
challenge.

Regards.
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> Hi,
> last question...do you know if there are any differences making an IE
> plugin using .NET framework 1.1 or 2?
> I've got both installed, and the guide is for the 1.1...but I would
> prefer to use the .NET 2
> Bye
>
> LastHope
>



 
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