First, follow this guide to help you with installing contentACCESS.

The following prerequisites should be present on the machine(s) where you want to use the Outlook add-in to make it work correctly:

• .NET 4.5.2
• Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime 10.0.60724 (can be downloaded here)

Next, you need to go to C:\TECH-ARROW\contentACCESS_Package\Setups\Tools or locate the folder to which you unzipped contentACCESS_Package when installing contentACCESS. Find and run the file with name contentACCESS.OutlookAddin_x64 (if using 64bit Outlook) or contentACCESS.OutlookAddin_x86 (if using 86bit Outlook).

1. Choose the language that you will be using – English or German.



2. Click Next.



3. Choose I accept the terms in the license agreement an click Next.



4. Here you can choose the folder, to which Outlook add-in will be installed. We recommend to leave it like this. Click Next.



5. Type the name of contentACCESS server you are using (in this case we used TACATEST05).


Click on Test Server. This will show you if the connection with contentACCESS server was established.


When clicking on Advanced, you can specify the TCP port number. If you check the Use Secure Communication option, the port number will be 443, if not, the port number will be 80. You can also specify a custom port number. Click on OK and then Next.

Note: These settings must match the settings that you used when configuring contentACCESS Proxy settings. So if you used HTTPS, then the option Use Secure Communication must be checked. If you specify a custom port number here, you also have to change it in System settings (System tab => Services group => System page, section External accessibility settings: Retrieve server FQDN) in the Central Administration, otherwise contentACCESS Outlook add-in won’t work.



6. Click on Install.



7. Click on Finish to complete the installation process.