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Boris
I created a COM add-in in C# for Microsoft Access 2003 some time ago.
Everything works perfectly but new features must be added now. The problem
is that I don't remember how I managed to debug new versions of the add-in.
Visual Studio.NET 2003 is configured to start Access when I want to debug.
However Access uses always the old version of the add-in. If I recall
correctly there was a problem in Visual Studio.NET 2003 - it messes up or
forgets to update the registry when a new version of an add-in is compiled
(or am I wrong?).
Now one solution could be to remove all values in the registry before you
compile and install the new version of the add-in. However I really don't
want to go through the registry all the time when I do only a minor change
in the code. Do others have the same problem, too? I didn't find anything in
Google and the Knowledge Base so I wonder if I am the only one having
problems when trying to debug new versions of an add-in in Visual Studio.NET
2003?
Boris
Everything works perfectly but new features must be added now. The problem
is that I don't remember how I managed to debug new versions of the add-in.
Visual Studio.NET 2003 is configured to start Access when I want to debug.
However Access uses always the old version of the add-in. If I recall
correctly there was a problem in Visual Studio.NET 2003 - it messes up or
forgets to update the registry when a new version of an add-in is compiled
(or am I wrong?).
Now one solution could be to remove all values in the registry before you
compile and install the new version of the add-in. However I really don't
want to go through the registry all the time when I do only a minor change
in the code. Do others have the same problem, too? I didn't find anything in
Google and the Knowledge Base so I wonder if I am the only one having
problems when trying to debug new versions of an add-in in Visual Studio.NET
2003?
Boris