How can i add, modify , delete a trusted location in Excel 2016 for Mac.
I was unable to locate the trust center in Excel 2016.
Thanks in advance.
Sideloading add-ins on Mac is a little different than on Windows. Here are the instructions: https://dev.office.com/docs/add-ins/testing/sideload-an-office-add-in-on-ipad-and-mac
You'll need to follow those steps for every add-in that you want to sideload on Mac. Of course, the Office Store and your work/school organization catalog are both trusted by default too.
-Michael (PM for Office add-ins)
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I have problems with my Word Add-in. It doen't work.
After some investigation I figured out that this issue apears after Office update.
I mean in elder versions of MS Word was used Internet Explorer. But after update the engine is Microsoft Edge Legacy. Also I now that now exists new Microsoft Edge based on Chromium.
So the question is next, is there a way to make my MS Word use Microsoft Edge based on Chromium instead of Microsoft Edge Legacy?
In addition:
in my research I depends on data from this link:
https://learn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/office/dev/add-ins/concepts/browsers-used-by-office-web-add-ins
Also tried to install WebView2 but it doen't help.
Current Version of MD Office: 13628.20274
Current Version of Word: 16.0.13628.20234
Will be grateful for any information related to my issue.
Thank in advance and have a nice day))
Check your Office installation. Build 13628.20274 is a release in the Current/Monthly Channel but is from January 2021. With this build the WebView2 control should be included and installed automatically. But, as you are several months behind the usual update schedule, your administrator might have put some restriction in place that prevent normal update installation.
As you installed the WebView2 control manually, you should double check that it is enabled in Office. The registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\16.0\WEF\Win32WebView2 must exist and must have a value of 1 (DWORD).
We have a Microsoft word add-in that is working fine on the majority of pc's.
On a particular windows 7 pc, it has the visual studio 2010 tools for office installed correctly.
But when a user creates a new template word document, they get teh following error:
The customization assembly could not be found or could not be loaded.
You can still edit and save the document. Contact your administrator
or the author of this document for further assistance.
We have tried unloading all dependencies but still does not make any difference.
This is an issue effecting a small amount of windows 7 pc's with office 2016 installed. It seems to be pc related rather than the application.
Usually, the reason behind such an error is that the permissions for loading the VSTO solution are missing. One thing that often gets "missed" when deploying VSTO solutions is that the document must be in a "trusted location". You might want to check that this is the case by looking in the Word "Trust Center" (in the Options). You also need to be sure you've installed the correct version of the VSTO run-time for the version of Windows and Office. Read more about that in the Troubleshooting Run Time Errors in Office Solutions article.
Also it may indicate that you didn't include all required dependencies to your add-in's installer (any platform-specific assemblies). Something is missing on the target machines, so I'd suggest looking for any difference between machines. You can add the .NET Framework, the Visual Studio Tools for Office runtime, and the Office primary interop assemblies to your Setup package as prerequisites that are deployed with your Office solution. For information about how to install the primary interop assemblies, see Configuring a Computer to Develop Office Solutions and How to: Install Office Primary Interop Assemblies.
The required steps for deploying Office solutions are described in the following articles:
Deploying an Office Solution by Using ClickOnce
Deploying an Office Solution by Using Windows Installer
You can use the event viewer in Windows to see error messages that are captured by the Visual Studio Tools for Office runtime when you install or uninstall Office solutions. You can use these messages from the event logger to resolve installation and deployment problems. For more information, see Event Logging for Office Solutions.
See Troubleshooting Office Solution Deployment for more information.
I am developing my application using free developer license which I have got in VS. This license have expiration date is one month after the date of issue.
I don't use Store and install app on our devices using power-shell script.
What will be with installed application after the license expire?
Is there any possibility to get developer license with expiration date more than 3 months?
The developer license you are using is designed for development and test purposes. It is not appropriate for production use. For production you will want to set the devices up for proper side-loading.
See Try It Out: Sideload Windows Store Apps on TechNet for how to enable side-loading on your systems.
If your Windows 8.1 Pro systems are on a domain then they don't need a separate key. You just need to enable them for side-loading. See Windows 8.1 Update: Sideloading Enhancements
The Windows RT systems can't join the domain so they'll need a key. If you're enrolled in a volume license program (see the Sideloading Enhancements link for which ones) you should be able to get side-loading keys from that. If not then you can buy an Enterprise Sideloading key through the Open License program.
See the Windows Volume Licensing Guide and Sideloading Licensing Changes FAQ
I am using Installshield for deploying VSTO 2007 Outlook plugin to all users. By default Office 2007 supports plugin deployment to current user only. I come across the follwing link which describes it http://blogs.msdn.com/b/mshneer/archive/2008/04/24/deploying-your-vsto-add-in-to-all-users-part-iii.aspx
A hotfix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976811 is available but it is not redstributable.
Is there any easiest way available specially for Installshield.
Thanks,
Vinit
Change the registry path from HKEY_CURRENT_USER to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE in your setup project
I have Visual Studio 2010 installed on my Windows XP development machine along with Office 2007 Professional and Office 2010 Professional. I am trying to develop several add-ins for Office 2007; however, I prefer to use Office 2010 on a day-to-day basis.
How do I set Visual Studio 2010 to install the add-in and open Word 2007 when I press debug? Currently, Word 2010 opens, but does not recognize the add-in. Unless I have to, I would like to keep Office 2010 installed.
I don't know the specific answer to your question, but I am running Office 2010 and still working on Office 2007 add-in development.
My solution to this problem has been virtual machines. I don't do any development work on my laptop's primary OS. I don't even have Visual Studio installed there, but I am running Office 2010 and really like it so far.
For development I've got dozens of different VMs with various configurations of OS and Office version and other 3rd party software that I need to integrate with. I'm currently using Windows 7 and the new version of Windows Virtual PC, but I started this practice when I was using Windows XP and Virtual PC 2007.
One benefit of this is that if something goes wrong on one of my VMs, it doesn't bring down my whole machine.
I also don't start from scratch each time I need a new VM. I've got base images with only the OS installed, as well as OS + Office and OS + Office + Visual Studio, but nothing else. That way, whenever I need a new VM, I just make a copy of the base image that's closest to what I need and go from there. The only limitation is that the base images can't be joined to a domain, but that's not a big deal for me.
I would encourage you to try this yourself. It works great.