Is it possible to create a single add In to use in both 2010 and 2013 outlook ?

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I have created an add In using VS2013 with targeted framework 4.5. Its working fine in Outlook 2013 (System spec: Windows 8.1, Visual studio 2013 and office 2013).

But when I try to use the same in Outlook 2010 I am getting an error message "The common language runtime could not be loaded by (add in path). Contact your administrator for further assistance.". I have installed required .net framework and Microsoft visual studio 2010 tools for office runtime (Testing machine with windows 7 and office 2010).

Posted 26-Nov-14 21:50pm

Kiran Wilson

Updated 26-Nov-14 21:51pm

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Rohit R Chavan 27-Nov-14 3:54am

The current .NET security policy does not permit <assembly> to run from the folder <path>. Do not change the security policy in your computer. The .NET security policy is controlled by your administrator or the developer who wrote the custom Code

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The version of the Microsoft .NET Framework on the end user's computer must be the same as or older than the version on the computer that was used to develop the solution. For more information about how to install the .NET Framework and the common language runtime

Rohit R Chavan 27-Nov-14 4:00am

install .NetFramework 4.0 and try again.

Kiran Wilson 27-Nov-14 4:12am

I have already done this, still got same message..

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Raul Iloc · Answer 1 · 2014-11-26T22:23:00

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You should try to create the AddIn in VS2010 then to use it in both cases, because the older version should work in the new versions.

Posted 26-Nov-14 22:23pm

Raul Iloc

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