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Q. How to "find" and "enable" an add-in after installation

Background

I developed an add-in which targets Outlook 2007. I used C#, VSTO 4.0 and Visual Studio 2010. It runs fine when started from Visual Studio; it also runs fine against Outlook 2010.

Using the Publish Wizard of VStudio 2010, I created a SETUP.EXE in a "publishing folder".

I wanted to try this add-in against Outlook 2003 (it would be a bonus of this could work against that platform too).

On the machine with Outlook 2003 installed, I ran the above SETUP and this install ran fine without errors:

  • .Net Framework 4 Client Profile (x86 and x64) downloaded and installed
  • VStudio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime (x86 and x64) downloaded and installed
  • MS Office customization was successfully installed

So, what to do now? I've researched this and I cannot find this recently installed add-in anywhere:

  • Nothing about this add-in in Tools-Options-Advanced Options-Add-In Manager
  • Nothing about this add-in in Tools-Options-Advanced Options-COM Add-Ins..
  • Nothing about this add-in in Registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\ Outlook\Addins

The UI that should be exposed is a button on the Office CommandBar.

Thanks in advance..

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I guess it's very simple. With VSTO 2010, you get a new runtime which cannot target Office 2003. See this MSDN blob article. There are also here on StackOverflow some discussions about the necessity to build two solutions (Office 2007/2010 vs. 2003).

于 2011-03-22T22:18:24.797 回答