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When I enable the Excel Office Plugin, these errors show up in my Application Log: I've enabled and re-enabled the excel plugin 10 times at least. I've tried repairing and reinstalling both Office 2010 and the LF Office Plugin with no luck. I'm not sure if you need all of them, but they all point to the same DLL file, so I figure it can't hurt. To set the value to 1, double-click the key once it's created and type in 1 for the value and click OK. Outlook2003SaveToLaserfiche.SaveInOutlook Outlook2007SaveToLaserfiche.SaveInOutlook Outlook2010SaveToLaserfiche.SaveInOutlook Outlook2013SaveToLaserfiche.SaveInOutlook

Now in the right pane, add the following dword keys and set the value to 1 for each:.

Navigate to (Note: You may have to create the DoNotDisableAddinList key if it doesn't exist).

#Excel add ins tab not showing windows#

Press the Windows key + R to bring up the Run box.

To add the registry entries manually, to keep the Laserfiche add-ins always enabled do the following below.

#Excel add ins tab not showing how to#

Please be sure you know how to use the registry editor because one wrong change could disable your whole computer! Make sure you do a backup of the registry first before making any changes. So, in doing these steps above, I think what it is doing behind the scenes is creating these registry entries below. You should immediately be able to see the Laserfiche tab. Then click the Back arrow to return to Outlook. Once you've enabled the add-ins you want, click Close.The version of LF varies, so yours may say (2007) or (2003), etc. Find the add-in you want to enable, such as Laserfiche Outlook(2013) Add-in, and click the Enable this add-in button.

This usually because the add-in takes too long to load or it makes the application unstable, causing it to have crashed multiple times before. If you click that button, you will see the list of Add-ins that have been disabled.It may be there all the time too, but if Outlook has already disabled an add-in, it will be more noticable. On the right side, if an Add-in has been disabled, it will have a large button you can click on to manage add-ins. I'll tell you the easy way first, then I'll provide details below of what I think the easy way actually does. This is what seems to be working for me in Outlook.