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Default automation server/add-in installation

Guys,

What am I missing here?

I'm installing my (C#/.NET) automation server add-in onto a "fresh" machine.
(This is a user machine, ie., no development stuff, Visual Studio, etc).

I'm following these steps:
1) Turn on Excel .Net Programmibility Support
a) Control Panels-Add or Remove Programs-Microsoft Office Professional
2003-Change-Add or Remove Features
b) Check "Choose advanced customization of applications."
c) Set Microsoft Office Excel-.Net Prog Support to "Run From My Computer"
d) Update

2) Run RegAsm /codebase MyAddin.dll

3) Select the Automation Server in Excel
a) Tools-Add-ins-Automation
b) choose MyAddin.dll
c) MyAddin.dll shows up checked in "Add-Ins available" list


However when I go to find functions that are provided in MyAddin through
Excel-Insert-Functions, they are not visible.

I have installed this addin successfully on other machines, but the same
..dlls and the above steps are now failing.

Is there something obvious I'm forgetting?

Thanks,
Steve

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