Comments on: VS2005 Outlook Addin Support http://www.belshe.com/2005/06/09/vs2005-outlook-addin-support/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 14:48:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: andy http://www.belshe.com/2005/06/09/vs2005-outlook-addin-support/#comment-36754 andy Fri, 31 Oct 2008 08:28:55 +0000 http://www.belshe.com/wp/?p=96#comment-36754 I know you no longer support Lookout and presumably made some money selling on to Microsoft, good for you! However, I still use Office 2003 and love the Lookout Add-In and use it in an office based environment. Doubled with Public Sharefolder, the email works well in a small network set-up. However, I have recently upgraded one computer with Microsoft Service Pack 3 (since uninstalled) and Microsoft .NET framework 3.0 (re-installed to 2.0). For some reason, Lookout Search is not compatible with one of these updates. I tried to follow your SHIM module thing, but can't even run the COMShimWizard as it insists on .NET 1.1.4322. I have .NET 2SP1. I downloaded the Live! Search software, but it is just too big and unwieldy compared to the slim line Lookout. Do you have any ideas of a work around so we can continue to use Lookout in the office. Windows XP, MS Office 2003. Thanks! Andy I know you no longer support Lookout and presumably made some money selling on to Microsoft, good for you!

However, I still use Office 2003 and love the Lookout Add-In and use it in an office based environment. Doubled with Public Sharefolder, the email works well in a small network set-up.

However, I have recently upgraded one computer with Microsoft Service Pack 3 (since uninstalled) and Microsoft .NET framework 3.0 (re-installed to 2.0). For some reason, Lookout Search is not compatible with one of these updates.

I tried to follow your SHIM module thing, but can’t even run the COMShimWizard as it insists on .NET 1.1.4322. I have .NET 2SP1.

I downloaded the Live! Search software, but it is just too big and unwieldy compared to the slim line Lookout.

Do you have any ideas of a work around so we can continue to use Lookout in the office.

Windows XP, MS Office 2003.
Thanks!
Andy

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