Third-party Excel add-in is still showing up as 'available' even though I deleted it. How is this possible? Outlook for mac free download. I could reinstall the add-in and then uninstall it as opposed to deleting it, but I'm not even sure that it has an actual uninstaller. Any suggestions are appreciated.

Posted:, 11:11 PM I neglected to mention. I'm using C++ for the addin development.

I can't find any documentation on the Microsoft website on how to build C/C++ addins for Excel (Mac). On 1/6/06 18:56, in article C0A4E8F7.408%mike@wormers.net, 'Michael Lewis' wrote: > I've written some XLL addins for the NT/XP version of Excel. I'd like to be > able to port these to the Mac version. Unfortunately, I can't find any > documentation/links on how to going about doing this. Has anyone got any > ideas? > Thanks in advance, > Mike Lewis > Mike @ wormers.net.

Posted:, 02:45 AM MS doesn't document how to build Excel XLL's on Mac, but it is doable. Have a look at Richard Buckle's Codewarrior add-in framework: It has to be done via Codewarrior since Xcode doesn't support building CFM libraries. Michael Lewis wrote: > I neglected to mention. I'm using C++ for the addin development. I can't > find any documentation on the Microsoft website on how to build C/C++ addins > for Excel (Mac). > > > > On 1/6/06 18:56, in article C0A4E8F7.408%mike@wormers.net, 'Michael Lewis' > wrote: > > > I've written some XLL addins for the NT/XP version of Excel. I'd like to be > > able to port these to the Mac version.

Unfortunately, I can't find any > > documentation/links on how to going about doing this. Has anyone got any > > ideas? > > Thanks in advance, > > Mike Lewis > > Mike @ wormers.net >.