I have one user of a widely used add-in of mine reporting that Excel pops up
an add-in password dialog on exit that is hard to get rid of.

This user is not using Google Desktop, so this is not the cause.

MSDN suggests problems with unrealeased references in dlls in KB280454 but I
cannot see how this can be happening. There are dlls in play - e.g. the
common controls - but none are being passed a reference to Excel and there
is no scope for referential circularity.

Looking through the archives I have seen a few other references to this
problem without Google installed, but no solution posted.

Has anyone solved this or does anyone have suggestions as to the cause.

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

Carrying on with this:

Bob Flanagan posted this in August but never got a reply:

" It appears that Act! software is causing a password prompt for Excel
add-ins. This is very similar to the Google desktop search problem. Has
anybody also seen this as a problem with Act!, and more importantly, has
anyone got a fix for it? "

I've found out that the machine where the password problem is occuring has
Act! installed as a com add-in.

So to paraphrase Bob: Has anyone come across this or found a solution?

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
I have one user of a widely used add-in of mine reporting that Excel pops
up an add-in password dialog on exit that is hard to get rid of.

This user is not using Google Desktop, so this is not the cause.

MSDN suggests problems with unrealeased references in dlls in KB280454 but
I cannot see how this can be happening. There are dlls in play - e.g. the
common controls - but none are being passed a reference to Excel and there
is no scope for referential circularity.

Looking through the archives I have seen a few other references to this
problem without Google installed, but no solution posted.

Has anyone solved this or does anyone have suggestions as to the cause.

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

Hi Robin,

See:
http://tinyurl.com/aa7zy

In this thread, Jeff Robinson reports poblems associated with the use of the
Act! addin.

A Google Desktop type solution was proposed to Jeff and, given his apparent
silence following his stated intention to implement and reboot, it is at
least possible that this worked for him.

I do not use Act! or Google Desktop and have not experienced these problems
at first hand.

---
Regards,
Norman



"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
Carrying on with this:

Bob Flanagan posted this in August but never got a reply:

" It appears that Act! software is causing a password prompt for Excel
add-ins. This is very similar to the Google desktop search problem. Has
anybody also seen this as a problem with Act!, and more importantly, has
anyone got a fix for it? "

I've found out that the machine where the password problem is occuring has
Act! installed as a com add-in.

So to paraphrase Bob: Has anyone come across this or found a solution?

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
I have one user of a widely used add-in of mine reporting that Excel pops
up an add-in password dialog on exit that is hard to get rid of.

This user is not using Google Desktop, so this is not the cause.

MSDN suggests problems with unrealeased references in dlls in KB280454
but I cannot see how this can be happening. There are dlls in play - e.g.
the common controls - but none are being passed a reference to Excel and
there is no scope for referential circularity.

Looking through the archives I have seen a few other references to this
problem without Google installed, but no solution posted.

Has anyone solved this or does anyone have suggestions as to the cause.

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

Thanks Norman. We'll give it a try and post back if it works.

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com


"Norman Jones" wrote in message
...
Hi Robin,

See:
http://tinyurl.com/aa7zy

In this thread, Jeff Robinson reports poblems associated with the use of
the Act! addin.

A Google Desktop type solution was proposed to Jeff and, given his
apparent silence following his stated intention to implement and reboot,
it is at least possible that this worked for him.

I do not use Act! or Google Desktop and have not experienced these
problems at first hand.

---
Regards,
Norman



"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
Carrying on with this:

Bob Flanagan posted this in August but never got a reply:

" It appears that Act! software is causing a password prompt for Excel
add-ins. This is very similar to the Google desktop search problem. Has
anybody also seen this as a problem with Act!, and more importantly, has
anyone got a fix for it? "

I've found out that the machine where the password problem is occuring
has Act! installed as a com add-in.

So to paraphrase Bob: Has anyone come across this or found a solution?

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
I have one user of a widely used add-in of mine reporting that Excel pops
up an add-in password dialog on exit that is hard to get rid of.

This user is not using Google Desktop, so this is not the cause.

MSDN suggests problems with unrealeased references in dlls in KB280454
but I cannot see how this can be happening. There are dlls in play -
e.g. the common controls - but none are being passed a reference to
Excel and there is no scope for referential circularity.

Looking through the archives I have seen a few other references to this
problem without Google installed, but no solution posted.

Has anyone solved this or does anyone have suggestions as to the cause.

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

Norman et al,

I suspect that the changing the registry setting to reconfigure
loadbehaviour to "on demand" from "always" as suggested might stop the
password prompt, but my user understandably says that he has Act! running
all day so the workaround will not work for him.

Does anyone else have ideas.

Or, having spent some time trawling around the Peachtree site looking for a
support option, would anyone who has a support plan with Act be prepared to
raise this with them?

I'm also posting in the managed MCP excel support groups but not getting
much help there at the moment.

Thanks for the help and ideas,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
Thanks Norman. We'll give it a try and post back if it works.

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com


"Norman Jones" wrote in message
...
Hi Robin,

See:
http://tinyurl.com/aa7zy

In this thread, Jeff Robinson reports poblems associated with the use of
the Act! addin.

A Google Desktop type solution was proposed to Jeff and, given his
apparent silence following his stated intention to implement and reboot,
it is at least possible that this worked for him.

I do not use Act! or Google Desktop and have not experienced these
problems at first hand.

---
Regards,
Norman



"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
Carrying on with this:

Bob Flanagan posted this in August but never got a reply:

" It appears that Act! software is causing a password prompt for Excel
add-ins. This is very similar to the Google desktop search problem.
Has
anybody also seen this as a problem with Act!, and more importantly, has
anyone got a fix for it? "

I've found out that the machine where the password problem is occuring
has Act! installed as a com add-in.

So to paraphrase Bob: Has anyone come across this or found a solution?

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com

"Robin Hammond" wrote in message
...
I have one user of a widely used add-in of mine reporting that Excel
pops up an add-in password dialog on exit that is hard to get rid of.

This user is not using Google Desktop, so this is not the cause.

MSDN suggests problems with unrealeased references in dlls in KB280454
but I cannot see how this can be happening. There are dlls in play -
e.g. the common controls - but none are being passed a reference to
Excel and there is no scope for referential circularity.

Looking through the archives I have seen a few other references to this
problem without Google installed, but no solution posted.

Has anyone solved this or does anyone have suggestions as to the cause.

Thanks,

Robin Hammond
www.enhanceddatasystems.com