Extensibility project in c# .NET for Word2003

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frenchyyy

Hello,


I'm developing an add-in for Word2003 and I have some troubles. I’m
using VS .NET 2003 ->extensibility project.

The add-in works fine with the first document in Word I create/open
but after It fails, the add-in doesn’t work anymore.
I’m looking for an add-in source code, to see why I always have the
same problem, where is the mistake…

In fact all the events (OnConnection, OnDisconnection, etc) only fires
with the first document created/opened.

All the source codes I found, didn’t worked…So I’m looking for a
complete example source code (in c# .NET)

Do you know where I could find It? Or why does my add-in only works
with the first “instance” of Word.

Thanks a lot,

Frenchy

PS: Sorry for my bad English :p
 
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Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]

Hi,

This is not the best newsgroup for add-ins. See the "Resources for add-in
developers" page of my web site (below) for newsgroups, articles, samples,
etc.

--

Carlos J. Quintero

MZ-Tools 4.0: Productivity add-ins for Visual Studio .NET
You can code, design and document much faster.
http://www.mztools.com


frenchyyy said:
Hello,


I'm developing an add-in for Word2003 and I have some troubles. I’m
using VS .NET 2003 ->extensibility project.

The add-in works fine with the first document in Word I create/open
but after It fails, the add-in doesn’t work anymore.
I’m looking for an add-in source code, to see why I always have the
same problem, where is the mistake…

In fact all the events (OnConnection, OnDisconnection, etc) only fires
with the first document created/opened.

All the source codes I found, didn’t worked…So I’m looking for a
complete example source code (in c# .NET)

Do you know where I could find It? Or why does my add-in only works
with the first “instance” of Word.

Thanks a lot,

Frenchy

PS: Sorry for my bad English :p
 

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