

go to your project’s Properties and click on Signing.
#HOW TO REGISTER ASSEMBLY WITH REGASM USING INSTALLSHIELD HOW TO#
Microsoft has set up MASSIVE hoops to jump through yet again. You have to sign your project with a strong name and to learn how to do that … follow the links under the section How to Make a Strong Name … or cheat like I did. I used RegShot to see the registry items to learn what to google next

COM=ActiveX in case you run into ActiveX – it is 100% the same. Lots of links at the bottom about CLSID’s, regasm etc.

Making VSTO things and wanting to use them in the “old world” and the new. Here is a guy doing the exact same thing as me, except I found this article last – or at least I stopped looking. Regasm /codebase & amp amp lt pathToMyDll& amp amp gt /tlb:& amp amp lt pathToMyTlb& amp amp gt īut that command too could not “just run”. tlb file would tell you that it could not create an ActiveX object or other message saying “what!?”. It took HOURs to figure all this out and the answer!? ( see older post) The issue that we are having is that the VSTO would work initated from the ribbon, but the VBA when you added a “reference” to the.
