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    Angry Host for add-in. How ?

    I hope that someone can help me with this.

    I have played around with building Add-ins for vb.net and Microsoft Office and on that subject i can find a lot of information on MSDN and other sites, but that is not what i need. I have to build an application in vb.net and i want to make it a host so that i can build add-ins for this application. But how is this done ? Can it be done ? - If anyone has a link to some documentation on this or an example or anything it would be higly appriciated. I have even called microsoft and told them i want to buy some books on the subject but the tecnical sales person got lost somewhere between Hallo im..... and What book should i buy? . so no help there.

    I hope someone can help me on this matter

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    see if this thread helps get you on the correct path

    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...=plugin+cander
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    Thanx

    Thanx a million - Fast and fantastic - What can i say ? - I finaly found a forum with superusers - THANX

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    Your welcome. We dont answer that fast all the time, but most often we get you answer if we can as fast we can.
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