Opensolver For Excel 32 Bit Office On

Opensolver For Excel 32 Bit Office On

Instructions are given under SolverStudioSolverStudioAdvancedInstallers on how to install SolverStudio for all users on a machine. (Many thanks to Daniel Frances from the University of Toronto for testing this in his labs.) It is important to copy the SolverStudio files into either Program Files or, if you are running a 32 bit Office on a 64 Windows, into Program Files (x86); putting them into the wrong program files folder will cause SolverStudio to fail.

SolverStudio has been beta tested under Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 10 using Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 2019.

Note that Excel 2013 requires releases 0.06.00.00 and later to work correctly.

Wed love to know if it worked properly on your computer, or if there are bugs we need to fix.

Hence, SolverStudio should always be installed while logged on using your normal account.

See below for a more complicated all-users installation process most users will not need.) Depending on your machine, running SolverStudios setup.exe may try to install the.NET 4 and the Office support files if you do not already have these files already installed; this will probably require Administrator priviliges.

You should not need administrator privileges to install SolverStudio itself if you already have these required system files.

If you need to logon (or Run As) as an Administrator to complete the installation, be sure to run setup.exe again using your standard non-admin logon after completing the Administrator install.

We recommend you download our latest release (announced on 20150813, and updated on 20150903 to include new MOSEK examples and again on 20151117 to fix an IronPython bug and again on 20160408 to fix issues with the latest JuliaJuMP release and again on 20160520 with CMPL, NEOS GMPL improvements).

In our labs running 64 bit Windows 7 with 32 bit Office 2010, we simply make SolverStudio available on a network drive.

However, if you are installing for all users (see below), or you are an administrator setting up the machine for other less-privileged users to install themselves later, then copying the files into either Program Files if you are using 64 bit Office or a 32 bit Windows, or into Program Files (x86) if you are using 32 bit Office on a 64 bit Windows, may be safest as these are fully trusted locations.).

Also see Installation Errors below.) Do not run as Administrator, but while logged in as the final end user, as installation is only for the current user.

If needed, see All-User installation notes below.).

These changes may give you a greyed-out SolverStudio editor window, or an editor window showing at a strange location.

A workaround is documented at: A workaround is to choose the Optimize for compatibility option in Display Settings; see the status bar or File Options General.

Select this option, restart the Office application and it will use the old Windows API.

This can happen if SolverStudio crashes, or something else goes wrong.

Manage, and check to see if SolverStudio is in the Disabled Application Add-ins list.

Installing SolverStudio from behind a proxy servers can be a bit problematic.

We spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to do it and it turned out the problem was that the installer tries to fetch another installer (for Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office (VSTO) Runtime ) from the Microsoft Web site that is a pre-requisite.

To get around it, we finally figured out that you can just follow these install instructions to download this Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office (VSTO) Runtime installer and install those tools separately.

That is, right-click setup.exe and choose Run as Admininstrator.

We have had Excel report (under COM add-ins) that A runtime error occurred during the loading of the COM Add-in.; installing as Administrator fixed this.

If you encounter this error, please upgrade to.Net 4.5 or later, or use a later SolverStudio version.

We suggest you manually instal the full.Net Framework 4.0.

Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Tools (VSTO) for Office Runtime; you will almost certainly need to be logged in under an Administrator account.

Instructions are given under SolverStudioSolverStudioAdvancedInstallers on how to install SolverStudio for all users on a machine.

Many thanks to Daniel Frances from the University of Toronto for testing this in his labs.) It is important to copy the SolverStudio files into either Program Files or, if you are running a 32 bit Office on a 64 Windows, into Program Files (x86); putting them into the wrong program files folder will cause SolverStudio to fail.

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