Running setup, I don't see my add-in

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From: Franck (wesley.saris_at_gmail.com)
Date: 02/18/05 

Date: 18 Feb 2005 05:46:33 -0800

Hi,
I used ShimWizard to wrap my Vb.Net Excel Add-in.
the setup write Add-in in registry
HKCU\....\Excel\Addins\MyAddin etc...

And write the Add-in in the CLSID
Anyway I can't see the add-in...

First question, is the "Programmable" key mandatory ?
Secondly , is it normal that setup register the Shim dll instead of my
.Net dll in the "InProcServer32" key ?

Finally, do i need a regasm or something else in order to see my add-in
on client computer ?

help please :(

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