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An Add-in for Word 2010 was installed on a TS/W2012/VM server. The Add-in was subsequently removed from Word and the program isn't in the list of installations. I've search the registry and the entire machine for the program, but it doesn't seem to exist. When I run the vsto from the original installation package, the installer says a previous version of the Add-in is running, even after rebooting the server.<br />
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I'd appreciate any suggestions to find the program. &nbsp;Thank you.
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An Add-in for Word 2010 was installed on a TS/W2012/VM server. The Add-in was subsequently removed from Word and the program isn't in the list of installations. I've search the registry and the entire machine for the program, but it doesn't seem to exist. When I run the vsto from the original installation package, the installer says a previous version of the Add-in is running, even after rebooting the server.

I'd appreciate any suggestions to find the program.  Thank you.

previous Word 2010 Add-in can't be reinstalled.

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