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Aug 05, 2013
02:43 AM
Installing and later updating an Outlook add-in
Hi,
we recently finished an outlook add-in. We followed steps from the video, but we tried to deploy the add-in, we didn't get any .exe files in the directory. Also, since we're deploying through a flash drive (we're not uploading it to internet or intranet), how should we go around updating to the newer versions of our add-in ?
Thanks.
we recently finished an outlook add-in. We followed steps from the video, but we tried to deploy the add-in, we didn't get any .exe files in the directory. Also, since we're deploying through a flash drive (we're not uploading it to internet or intranet), how should we go around updating to the newer versions of our add-in ?
Thanks.
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Aug 05, 2013
09:14 AM
Hello,
To properly deploy add-in via installshield - go with route that you would take with setup project in VS - add project output and content to Installshiled File section then build installshield project using for example SingleImage setting - it will generate setup.exe for you
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Chiranjeevi
To properly deploy add-in via installshield - go with route that you would take with setup project in VS - add project output and content to Installshiled File section then build installshield project using for example SingleImage setting - it will generate setup.exe for you
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Chiranjeevi