Possible to write a Com Add-in only with late binding ?

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Rudolf Boettcher

A question to the professionals...
Is it theoretically possible with the technics of "pure" c# to write a
(Outlook) Com Add-in only with late binding ?
I know, it is very easy to make this with VS .Net, but I use only the free
SDK and want to (re)write a Add-in for various Outlook versions.
A hint in source code would be great.

MfG

Rudolf Boettcher

www.rbware.net/rbware.htm
 
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Mike Bulava

Rudolf Boettcher said:
A question to the professionals...
Is it theoretically possible with the technics of "pure" c# to write a
(Outlook) Com Add-in only with late binding ?
I know, it is very easy to make this with VS .Net, but I use only the free
SDK and want to (re)write a Add-in for various Outlook versions.
A hint in source code would be great.

MfG

Rudolf Boettcher

www.rbware.net/rbware.htm
Click to expand...


You can't make an Add-in that will work with multipule version of Office in
..Net the Assembly names change going between office versions.
 

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