I have an Outlook 2003 plug in which I developed.  I have it deployed
on five workstations, and it runs just fine except on one of them.
Occasionally, one of the users Outlook plug in disables.  That is,
when I go to Tools -> Options -> Other -> Advanced -> COM Add-ins, its

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Hi ,
I have created a AddIn For Outlook 2003 Using Vusual Studio 2005 Prof Version,
And a setup project to Deploy the AddIn Solution (already created by

I'm a newbie for this tecnologies...
Can i build an DLL file... with same functions..
like... before close document as me Customers code...
and use thi features in all my documents ??

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to make a function call to Excel Solver
in a VSTO project?
If yes, then how? and what kind of VSTO project do I need to use?
I need to write some software that will be able to run solver

I'm working in word 2007.
I created a new tab and an new ribbon. A button in the ribbon makes a call
to open a custom task pane which I initialize as a property of ThisAddIn
class. In the  class like so.

Can someone help me with information on using Visual Studio Tools for
Office for creating MS Access-based applications?
I'm very familar with using the VBA editor in Access. My new job has
given me access to VSTO, however, and I'm considering when to use it.

I am able to save images if I use Bookmark1.Rage.InlineShapes.InsertPicture.
Problem is I cannot remove the last picture before inserting the next.
Any ideas...
Regards,

With an Excel file in VS2005, using VSTO, this should be simple, and yet . . .   Can anyone tell me why this doesn't copy the active sheet, add a new sheet, and then paste to the new sheet?
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel
Module Module1
  Public App As Application, wrk As ...

I have an Outlook-Addin that adds a button to the default commandBar.
How can I remove the button, if the AddIn is uninstalled e.g.?
P.S. I'm using C# and the VSTO, but if someone has in COM-solution in VB, I
suppose I could transform it.

Anyone know how to add a new Tab in office 2007?
I can see how to add ribbons but I'd like to have my own tab.
TIA,
Chris

Having deployed my first document-level customization (Word 2003), I'm at a
loss to find out why it installs to the directory it does and how to change
it.  Under the File System's Application Folder, I can view the Properties
and there is a "DefaultLocation" attribute.  The ...

i am writing simple application (my first with VSTO)  and I need to
replace some values in document with new ones depending on of
checkboxes in checkbox-list (wich is dynamic) in action pane. my plan
is to find a bookmark based on its tag or name (but I would prefer

I create a project with VS2005 (Worddocument)
int the startup methode I wrote MessageBox.Show("OK")
When I start it in the IDE it works, but if I open the Worddocument in the
debug path, with the explorer

I have a project to complete and would like to use VSTO.  
My question is:  Is VSTO only designed to work with Office 2003, minimally.  
Or, could it be used with Office 2000?
thanks

Using earlier Office versions, there was some way of getting to run Office
docs in your own C# or VB or other applications.
With .Net coming in, the WebBrowser was the way to go as stated in the MSDN
article here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304662