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It seems quite complicated on multiple sites. What are the proper steps to build a Solidworks Addin in C# with Visual Studio 2017? I'd like to share my experience on building a C# addin for Solidworks 2016 using Visual Studio Professional 2017 and Windows 10. I wish I had such a post to save me time so I think future users could find help into this one. 1. Downloading the C# template for visual Studio and installing it I basically followed the steps provided by Solidworks (requires a Solidworks Customer Portal account) that you can find here : Problem Encoutered : The exe would be extracted

Has anyone out there actually succeeded in creating a prerequisitie for o2003.msi? There are a lot of people out there asking about this, but I cannot find anyone who actually succeeded. I find some extremely complicated solutions where you are required to comple .cpp-files for which the soure may or may not be supplied. I even tried to complie one of those but got configuration error on the target machine... :-( If I don't install o2003.msi, my Office "Shared Add-In" will throw an exception because office.dll cannot be found. So I would very much like to have it included in my installer. And

How does one add a trigger to the "Properties-Constraints-Triggers" area of a state machine transition in Enterprise Architect? The quotes are how you get there manually within EA. What I've Tried Below, this actually results in the trigger being added to the state machine, but I need to link it to a specific transition. Variable stateMachine is of type EA.Element. EA.Element trigger = (EA.Element)stateMachine.Elements.AddNew("trigger", "Trigger"); State is of type EA.Element. connector is of type EA.Connector (the specific StateFlow transition that I'm trying to add the trigger to). All of

Here's what I did: From VS2010 > new C# Project (from Other Project Types > Extensibility > Shared Add-in) > some basic configuration in the Connect class After that I set in the project properties > debug > start external program, the path for winword (C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office12\WINWORD.EXE) When creating a shared add in, the setup files are in a separate project, in the same solution. so i did a build for the add-in, and installed it. when i start word (separately or from Start with debug from visual studio) the add-in runs fine, but it can't seem to hit any breakpoints

I am creating a ms office word addin using c#. I have a ribbon with several button. On clicking one of the button I need a popup with few textboxes. Question: How to create a popup dialog in word addin? Add a new Form to your add-in project and design as desired. In your button click handler you just need to do "new MyPopupDialog().Show();". If you want to make the Word window the parent of your dialog so you can centre it and make it modal to the word window you can make a window wrapper class that you can use in "new MyPopupDialog().ShowDialog(WordWindowWarper);". Something like this: public