Add-ins that you create by using Visual Studio .NET 2002 do not load when you start Visual Studio .NET 2003 (823236)

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Steps to Reproduce the Behavior

1. Start Visual Studio .NET 2002.
   
   Note You must have Visual Studio .NET 2002 and Visual Studio .NET 2003 installed on your computer.
2. Create a new add-in. To do this, follow these steps:
   1. Under Project Types, expand Other Projects, and then click Extensibility Projects.
   2. Under Templates, click Visual Studio .NET Add-in.
   3. In the Name text box, type InsertText.
   4. Click OK.
   5. On the Welcome to the Add-in Wizard page, click Next.
   6. On the Select a Programming Language page, click Create an Add-in using Visual Basic. or Create an Add-in using Visual C#., and then click Next.
   7. On the Select An Application Host page, click to clear the check box for Microsoft VSMacros IDE, and then click Next.
   8. On the Enter a Name and Description page, type InsertText for the name.
   9. Click Next.
   10. On the Choose Add-in Options. page, click to select the following two check boxes, and then click Next:
       • Yes, create a 'Tools' menu item. By default this will cause the Add-in to load when the button is clicked unless the Add-in is set to load on startup of the host application.
         
         -and-
       • I would like my Add-in to load when the host application starts.
   11. On the Choosing 'Help About' Information page, click Next.
   12. On the Summary page, click Finish.
3. In the Connect class, add the following sample code after the Exec procedure:
   
   Visual Basic .NET Sample Code

   Public Function InsertText() As Boolean
       'This inserts the text "Hello World" in the file.
       If Not IsNothing(applicationObject.ActiveDocument) Then
            CType(applicationObject.ActiveDocument.Selection, TextSelection).Text = "Hello World"
       End If
       Return True
   End Function

   Visual C# .NET Code

   public bool InsertText()
   //This inserts the text "Hello World" in the file.
   {
       if (applicationObject.ActiveDocument !=null) 
            ((TextSelection)applicationObject.ActiveDocument.Selection).Text="Hello World";
       return true;
   }

4. In the Exec procedure, change the following code:
   
   Existing Visual Basic .NET Code

    handled = True

   Existing Visual C# .NET Code

   handled = true;

   Change to:
   Visual Basic .NET Sample Code

   handled = InsertText()

   Visual C# .NET Sample Code

   handled = InsertText();

5. Build and then install the add-in. To do this, follow these steps:
   1. On the Build menu of Visual Studio .NET 2002, click Build Solution.
   2. In Solution Explorer, right-click InsertTextSetup, and then click Build.
   3. Right-click InsertTextSetup, and then click Install.
   4. On the Welcome to the InsertTextSetup Setup Wizard page, click Next.
   5. On the Select Installation Folder page, type the folder location in the Folder text box.
   6. Click Next.
   7. On the Confirm Installation page, click Next, and then click Close.
6. Quit Visual Studio .NET.
7. Start Visual Studio .NET 2002.
   
   Notice that the InsertText command appears on the Tools menu.
8. Start Visual Studio .NET 2003.
   
   Notice that the InsertText command does not appear on the Tools menu.