I am working as a Config Management tech in our company.
One of the developers has created some Visual Studio .NET codes which
need to be compiled with Word 2003 .NET stuff.
I have a Windows 2003 Sever as a build machine with .net framwork
installed. I have also installed Word 2003 with .NET programming option
checked.
The codes are built OK on the developer's machine. But some codes
are not built on the build machine. The developer asked me to check
if I have %windir%\assembly\microsoft.office.core on my build machine.
No, it is not there. So I reinstalled Word 2003, plus Forms 2.0, plus
Graph, all with .NET programming options checked.
The %windir%\assembly\microsoft.office.core is just not there in the
build machine.
What am I missing here?
TIA.
Hi,
The Office PIA is called Office.dll.
If you type dir %windir%\assembly\GAC\Office
you will see all the versions of Office IAs installed. If you have a folder
there named 11.0.something... then you have the PIA (it would be inside
that folder). It may not be correctly registered, though. You can open Word
and click "Detect and Repair" on the Help menu. If that does not help, the
problem is probably elsewhere.
Hope this helps,
iouri
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Harry - 31 Jul 2004 05:52 GMT
Iouri Simernitski MS wrote...
>Hi,
>The Office PIA is called Office.dll.
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>
>Hope this helps,
Thanks for your reply.
I can find %windir%\assembly\office with version 11.0.0.0.
So I am not missing it.
The compilation errors have been fixed in the solution file where the
project is built. It is due to some PATH issues in the solution file.
Thanks