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Default Problem deploying an automation addin (VS2005, Windows XP SP1, Excel XP)

Hi guys,

I have been getting stuck with this problem for a while now:

- I have made an automation addin which is working on the computer
where I installed VS2005
- then made a batch script that would copy and install it on another
computer (registering the DLLs using RegAsm)
- In Excel when I go in "Addins" then Automation, I can see the
addin, I can select it however it doesn't register nor load the
functions

By googling the problem I found this page:

http://www.developersdex.com/vb/mess...3CC81DFF01-F66...

which led me to

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/908002/en-us

I tried installing this patch however when I try to run the "shared
addin" wizard it tells me that I need SP2 to run it. I am using SP1
because our company won't deploy SP2 on our computers (updating to SP2
is not a choice)

We are currently using Office XP. Is there any easier way to deploy my
assemblies as automation addins and make them load correctly in Excel
XP ?

Cheers
Tony

 
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