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I'm developping an add-in for Excel 2010.
When debugging, I'm notified that the symbol files for EXCEL.EXE cannot be found (PDB). Does anyone know how I can obtain these? |
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![]() Is offfice installed on the PC that you are running the application? Microsoft only allows the Excel Object to run oon PCs where excel is installed. If you are running on a server you may have problems because microsoft changes a ton of money for users to install office on a server. You can still access data files from the server running on a local PC. One alternative si to have the server run a script on a PC where excel is iinstalled. -- joel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joel's Profile: 229 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/sh...d.php?t=174516 Microsoft Office Help |
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Hi joel,
thank you for your feedback. Excel is installed on the same machine where I develop, and I can perfectly run the add-in, in debug mode with Visual Studio. The problem is that I do not have PDB files (or symbol files) for EXCEL.EXE, which would give me more debugging capabilities. Normally, these can be obtained from http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols , but Excel 2010 's symbol files are not downloaded from that location. Is anyone aware where these symbol files can be downloaded from? |
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