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You done a great job here, I just wonder you may have a solution for me , my situation is : VSTO 3 ( 2008) windows server 2008 ( terminal server + citrix environment) VS 2008 sp1 Excel 2007 * I want to install as admin then it will be available for all users on same machine.
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Hello all, I have written a VSTO add-in for Excel 2003/2007, which works great on a machine where the .NET framework 3.5 is deployed. Unfortunately, one of the users works in an IT-restrictive company, which has "not tested" the 3.5 framework, and is reluctant to install it. I tried to rebuild...
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Matthew Thanks for stopping by with that. To give it as much visibility as possible I will post a link on my blog to. Useful stuff Thanks
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Greetings. This is not a question, but relates to my (successful!?) experience creating and installing an Excel add-in using VSTO, VS2005 Professional, VSTO 2005 SE for Windows XP and Office 2003 for multiple users. While this may be old news to some people, I haven't come across 'plain English'...
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Hello once again. It seems that every step of the development cycle of my project ends up as a post here ;) I'm at the distribution part of the development of my code. I have debugged and tested on my development machine and I am satisfied that there are no bugs preventing me from releasing a 'beta'...
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Hello Nick and Dennis. Firstly, thank you for your replies. I am using VSTO Second Edition. Using the Try ... Catch ... End Try no errors reported, but 2 forms still showed. I am getting the 'error' in Excel 2003 and Excel 2007 Stepping through the code did not highlight anywhere that two forms...
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Matthew I can see nothing at first glance, i just wonder if there is anything going on in the classes MyForm1, MyForm2. of course we can't see those. Sometimes if you copy classes you forget to change the class signature or similar.
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I have noticed that some VSTO database code is very slow when run first time, but is then comparable to VBA speed on subsequent use in the same session. Is this normal behaviour? I haven't used VB6 code, so I can't make a comparison with that. I have come across something called "Just In...