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Excel 2007 development problem
My system was working fine with visual studio 2005, office 2003 and VSTO. I
made the mistake and upgraded to office 2007 and installed VSTO SE. Now I cannot load my Excel programs into visual studio and cannot create new Excel projects in visual studio. I keep getting this error: A compatible version of MS Office Excel is not installed on this computer. You must install MS Office Excell 2003 SP1 and VS 2005 tools for office runtime. Any help is appreciated. -- deeply Frustrated |
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Hi curious
Why not use System restore to a point before the upgrade -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "curious" wrote in message ... My system was working fine with visual studio 2005, office 2003 and VSTO. I made the mistake and upgraded to office 2007 and installed VSTO SE. Now I cannot load my Excel programs into visual studio and cannot create new Excel projects in visual studio. I keep getting this error: A compatible version of MS Office Excel is not installed on this computer. You must install MS Office Excell 2003 SP1 and VS 2005 tools for office runtime. Any help is appreciated. -- deeply Frustrated |
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Did you enable NET Programmability Support when you installed Office 2007?
By default, this setting is False. Try re-running Office 2007 setup and ensure that NET Programmability Support is installed. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "curious" wrote in message ... My system was working fine with visual studio 2005, office 2003 and VSTO. I made the mistake and upgraded to office 2007 and installed VSTO SE. Now I cannot load my Excel programs into visual studio and cannot create new Excel projects in visual studio. I keep getting this error: A compatible version of MS Office Excel is not installed on this computer. You must install MS Office Excell 2003 SP1 and VS 2005 tools for office runtime. Any help is appreciated. -- deeply Frustrated |
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Chip,
Office 2007 did not ask about .NET programability during installation. It didn't even show the normal progress bar; it just kept going for 15 minutes and my office 2003 installation was upgraded to office 2007. Office works fine by itself but not through Visual Studio 2005. Is it possible to change the programability setting from inside office after setup? -- curious "Chip Pearson" wrote: Did you enable NET Programmability Support when you installed Office 2007? By default, this setting is False. Try re-running Office 2007 setup and ensure that NET Programmability Support is installed. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "curious" wrote in message ... My system was working fine with visual studio 2005, office 2003 and VSTO. I made the mistake and upgraded to office 2007 and installed VSTO SE. Now I cannot load my Excel programs into visual studio and cannot create new Excel projects in visual studio. I keep getting this error: A compatible version of MS Office Excel is not installed on this computer. You must install MS Office Excell 2003 SP1 and VS 2005 tools for office runtime. Any help is appreciated. -- deeply Frustrated |
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Curious
It won't ask you, you have to go into 'custom...' or full install Go to Control PanelAdd remove programs and click on office...as it runs select custom and check .NET programmability -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "curious" wrote in message ... Chip, Office 2007 did not ask about .NET programability during installation. It didn't even show the normal progress bar; it just kept going for 15 minutes and my office 2003 installation was upgraded to office 2007. Office works fine by itself but not through Visual Studio 2005. Is it possible to change the programability setting from inside office after setup? -- curious "Chip Pearson" wrote: Did you enable NET Programmability Support when you installed Office 2007? By default, this setting is False. Try re-running Office 2007 setup and ensure that NET Programmability Support is installed. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "curious" wrote in message ... My system was working fine with visual studio 2005, office 2003 and VSTO. I made the mistake and upgraded to office 2007 and installed VSTO SE. Now I cannot load my Excel programs into visual studio and cannot create new Excel projects in visual studio. I keep getting this error: A compatible version of MS Office Excel is not installed on this computer. You must install MS Office Excell 2003 SP1 and VS 2005 tools for office runtime. Any help is appreciated. -- deeply Frustrated |
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It doesn't ask you whether to install or not. It is one of the options in
the series of dropdown/treeview options settings that are displayed when configure the install. This is where you chose "Install On My Computer" or "Install On First Use" or "Don't Install" for the various applications. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "curious" wrote in message ... Chip, Office 2007 did not ask about .NET programability during installation. It didn't even show the normal progress bar; it just kept going for 15 minutes and my office 2003 installation was upgraded to office 2007. Office works fine by itself but not through Visual Studio 2005. Is it possible to change the programability setting from inside office after setup? -- curious "Chip Pearson" wrote: Did you enable NET Programmability Support when you installed Office 2007? By default, this setting is False. Try re-running Office 2007 setup and ensure that NET Programmability Support is installed. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "curious" wrote in message ... My system was working fine with visual studio 2005, office 2003 and VSTO. I made the mistake and upgraded to office 2007 and installed VSTO SE. Now I cannot load my Excel programs into visual studio and cannot create new Excel projects in visual studio. I keep getting this error: A compatible version of MS Office Excel is not installed on this computer. You must install MS Office Excell 2003 SP1 and VS 2005 tools for office runtime. Any help is appreciated. -- deeply Frustrated |
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As I mentioned, I have a full installation of Office 2007; in other words,
all the options in the series of dropdown/treeview options settings that are displayed when configure the install are set to "Install On My Computer." I can create Office 2007 and Office 2003 Add-Ins. I can also create InfopathFormTemplates. The only problems are creating Excel workbook or Word document projects. -- curious "Chip Pearson" wrote: It doesn't ask you whether to install or not. It is one of the options in the series of dropdown/treeview options settings that are displayed when configure the install. This is where you chose "Install On My Computer" or "Install On First Use" or "Don't Install" for the various applications. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "curious" wrote in message ... Chip, Office 2007 did not ask about .NET programability during installation. It didn't even show the normal progress bar; it just kept going for 15 minutes and my office 2003 installation was upgraded to office 2007. Office works fine by itself but not through Visual Studio 2005. Is it possible to change the programability setting from inside office after setup? -- curious "Chip Pearson" wrote: Did you enable NET Programmability Support when you installed Office 2007? By default, this setting is False. Try re-running Office 2007 setup and ensure that NET Programmability Support is installed. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com (email address is on the web site) "curious" wrote in message ... My system was working fine with visual studio 2005, office 2003 and VSTO. I made the mistake and upgraded to office 2007 and installed VSTO SE. Now I cannot load my Excel programs into visual studio and cannot create new Excel projects in visual studio. I keep getting this error: A compatible version of MS Office Excel is not installed on this computer. You must install MS Office Excell 2003 SP1 and VS 2005 tools for office runtime. Any help is appreciated. -- deeply Frustrated |
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