I am used to developing ASP.NET apps, but have begun to test creating a Word
App with an Actions Pane, using Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005.  On the
development machine, no problem.  Deployment is another matter however.  I
continue to get the message listed in the Subject ...

I have the VSTO PIAs installed, but when I go to File->New->Project the
Office node is missing from the Visual C# node.  Any ideas?

I found a very interesting issue that may draw you pro's attention:
I built a COM class using VS 2005 with Framework 2.0,and the code is as
below:
//----------------------Code Begin----------------------------------

I try to test the new version of VSTO (for office 2007), but I didn't have
the PIA for the office 2007 version. Did anybody knows where I can find them?
Thanks

I am currently trying to build some re-usable libraries. At the moment
my code is split into two COM DLLs, one of which only contains
interface definitions, whilst the other contains default
implementations of these interfaces.

I have application in c#, which store data buffer of 256, I have other
application running on same computer which is in c++/MFC. I wanted data
buffer of C# in c++/MFC software, this buffer changes frequently, what
is best approch ?? how ??

I'm writing a C# wrapper for a C library, and I needed some 'design' help.
What's the best way to translate to C# something like:
#define RECEIVED_ON_PORT_0 ( a  )    (((a) & 0x00008000) == 0)
     #define RECEIVED_ON_PORT_1  (  a    )     (((a) & 0x00008000) != 0)

I have an existing (unchangeable) native application that uses
(currently only native) COM plug-ins.  The application communicates
with its plug-ins via an automation interface (IDispatch only).  The
COM plug-ins return errors by calling AfxThrowOleDispatchException

I am using Microsoft Office Document Imaging (MODI) with great success.
However, when execute the following code, I get the error "The process
cannot access the file 'myFile.tif'" (File name has been shortened).
Here is the code I am using:

I have a C# assembly which I have checked in the Visual Studio solution
to 'Register for COM Interop', registering the types in the registry
and generates a TLB file - which I am then importing into a C++
program.

I am automating excel using C#. I have created a .Net Class library which launches excel, and hooks to some of its events, and connects to an excel COM addin.
There are 2 scenarios in which excel is launched:
1. Excel is launched(through the above DLL), and an existing workbook is ...

After reading many groups and checking tons of pages I still can't
figure out why my code is not working.
I have implemented a BHO to catch the BeforeNavigate2 event.  I attach
my code to a running instance of IE6 (using VS2005) and open a new

First of all, I am new to VB.net and programming in general. So my
apologies if I don't explain myself clearly.
I am trying to use a DLL within my code. It is not activeX so I can't
add it as a reference. I believe that I must run it through tlbimp.exe

Hoping someone can answer the questions in the comments below.  I'm
wondering how lifetime and ownership is typically handled between an
unmanged C++ exe that uses a set of COM classes created from a C#
assembly.

I have a program not written in .net (Clarion), and I want to call
functions written .net (C#) from this program.
I know that I can use COM technology to do that. But I want to know if
there is another way to do this with out using COM?