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» Mon, 16 Jun 2008 02:23:21 I've had a lovely little add-in now working on my machine for a while, and yet I haven't been able to deploy it successfully, not even on my own machine once. The program works absolutely perfectly on my machine when debugging and running through Visual Studio, but when deployment comes, the common error "Not loaded. A runtime error occurred during the loading of the COM Add-in" occurs. I've now created the simplest of simple add-ins, that simply display "HELLO WORLD" in an attempt to deploy that, to then further, deploy mine - still no look. The main blog I found which seemed to cover the most problems was http://www.veryComputer.com/ I created the installer class that i read about on there, concerning Code Access Security, and i dunno if the class i've generated has fixed that or not! Secondly, all the prerequisites that are required for an Outlook Add-in to work, i have set up all the custom prerequisites that are required on the list provided on the above blog. They all compile and build fine, plus i know i have them installed on my computer anyway, so surely the add-in should work once installed especially considering it runs smoothly when running through VS2005 Can someone point me in the direction of something i might be blatently missing in order for this to work on install Thanks a lotJay Top jdrawme VSTO Outlook 2003 Add-in Deployment problems by jdrawme » Wed, 18 Jun 2008 03:24:22 hey again,been looking all weekend again for something on this that will make it work and i'm not quite sure... i've thought of a sort of possibility, and i wonder if someone could tell me if this is the reason.Although each computer that i'm attempting to install, has outlook 2003, they don't have office 2003, they all run office 2000 instead. could the libraries and references for office 2003 be required, or is there just smoething else Its driving me insane!!! Jay Top Peter Jausove VSTO Outlook 2003 Add-in Deployment problems by Peter Jausove » Thu, 19 Jun 2008 05:26:24 Hi Jay, Looks like there are some problems with CAS policy: Failed to grant permission to execute. I would suggest you try to set the policy on your computer manually. Top jdrawme VSTO Outlook 2003 Add-in Deployment problems by jdrawme » Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:25:23 apologies for the length of this, but this is the whole exception error i managed to trap with the add-in loading problem! I have all the relevant components installed, and i have