Yes, I saw that also. It depends on what versions you want to support I
guess.
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On Sep 8, 4:54 pm, "Ken Slovak" <kenslo...@mvps.org> wrote:
> You will need VS 2010 and VSTO 2010, that's the only way you can get a
> VSTO
> addin to work for 64-bit Outlook.
>
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> > our outlook addin is developed using VSTO SE against 2007 PIA.
> > in order to support 2010 users, we've added Explorer RibbonX support.
> > we have a separate development machine that can debug the addin with
> > outlook 2010, by cloning the project file, and changing both the dll
> > references to those for outlook 14, as well as the execution path in
> > the project properties.
>
> > this solution has worked well for the 32 bit version of the outlook
> > 2010. although we do get warning messages that office 2007 is missing
> > as well as it's PIA.
>
> > we're trying to get it up and running with the 64 bit version of
> > outlook with no success. it looks like the VSTO addin to Visual studio
> > 2005, can't handle the different office. it will compile. but when we
> > try to run the project we get a general error notice: "The operation
> > could not be completed. The parameter is incorrect." mot much to work
> > with.
>
> > it goes with our saying that the addin does not load when we run the
> > outlook directly, event though it is registered.
thanks for the intel.
that does make some sense. although McLean Schofield said in this
other discussion over
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vsto/thread/c4adb58a-16eb-4d19-b0e5-efb88d554af0
that VSTO3 on VS2008 would be OK.