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Hi everybody!
I am developing a COM AddIn in Visual Basic 6.0 for Outlook 2000 which
is supposed to work in Outlook 2000 with the Windows 2000 operating
system.
The main thing that the AddIn does is to create a button
(Office.CommandBarButton) in the email reading window (on its
Inspector) and do some work when that button is clicked.
The problem is: the Addin works fine in Outlook 2000, under Windows
XP, but it doesn't work at all in Outlook 2000 under Windows 2000!
Under Win 2000, although the COM AddIn can be seen registered on the
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doesn't work when installed in Win 2000.
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- using the setup package, created with the Package and Development
Wizard, creating it under Win 2000: doesn't work when installed in Win
2000 and also doesn't work when installed in Win XP.
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- Visual Basic for Applications (msvbvm60.dll)
- Visual Basic runtime objects and procedures (msvbvm60.dll\3)
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- OLE Automation (stdole2.tlb)
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- Microsoft Outlook 9.0 Object Library (MSOUTL9.OLB)
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- Microsoft CDO 1.21 Library (CDO.DLL)
- Microsoft Scripting Runtime (scrrun.dll)
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under Windows 2000. It also works in Outlook XP, under Windows XP.
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- Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Professional.
- Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0, with Service Pack 4 installed.
Thanks in advance, for all your help.