I'm sorry if this a silly question be can someone please confirm that
you can;t use a dll as a .net remoting server (host)
Thanks in advance
Chris

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for an application...it work fine  on system that have installed the .Net
Framework....but on systems that don't have the Framework installed the
toolbar that I have created in the Addin just won't appear....

I have a service that provides a singleton SAO.  I can be running this service on more than one system at a time.
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below doesn't matter because the question is related to when the server is
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[STAThread]
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