[ACK] Smart Tags broken in 6.3 SR1

I've updated the Windows PowerShell script to register Logos COM and Logos Smart Tags for Logos 6.7 and newer. It's works with Logos installed to the System folder, has enhanced messages and a few fixes. There's a new feature for registering the LSmtTg64.dll for 64-bit Office, too. 

Enabling PowerShell script execution

On most Windows versions, PowerShell comes with script execution disabled by default, so if you haven't already, you'll need to set the PowerShell execution policy to allow script execution:

1. Run PowerShell as Administrator (Windows key, type PowerShell, right-click on Windows PowerShell in the list and choose Run as administrator, click Yes on the User Account Control dialog).
2. In the PowerShell window, type Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned <Enter>. Hit Y <Enter> to make the change. 
3. Close PowerShell.

Run RegisterSmartTags.ps1

1. Download the RegisterSmartTags.ps1 script from http://downloads.logoscdn.com/LBS6/Support/RegisterSmartTags.ps1.
2. In Windows Explorer, find the script in your downloads folder (e.g. C:\User\bryan\Downloads), right-click on the script and choose Run with PowerShell. Since the script is signed by Logos Bible Software, choose Open from the Open File - Security Warning dialog, if displayed.
3. Note: if you do not see Run with PowerShell in the context menu, open a PowerShell console as described below under Verbum and Noet but run the RegisterSmartTags.ps1 script without any command line switches.
4. The script calls RegSvr32.exe to register the Logos Smart Tags dll, L4SmrtTg.dll, which should display a RegSvr32 dialog message similar to, "DllRegisterServer in C:\Users\Bryan\AppData\Local\Logos\System\L4SmrtTg.dll succeeded.", click OK.
5. The PowerShell window should list details about registering, ending with the message "Finished successfully. Hit a key to exit..." Logos COM and Logos Smart Tags for 32-bit Office should now be registered.
6. If you see an error message, such as "Failed to...", please post back here and I'll check it out, otherwise hit any key to exit PowerShell.

Verbum and Noet

You can also register COM and Logos Smart Tags for Verbum and Noet. To do this, you need to specify a command line switch to PowerShell, which requires a PowerShell console (a PowerShell window):

1. Open PowerShell (Windows key, type PowerShell and click the Windows PowerShell entry in the list). 
2. To change directories to your download folder, type: cd <path-to-download-folder> <Enter> (e.g. cd C:\Users\bryan\Downloads <Enter>)
3. To run the script with the command line switch, type: .\RegisterSmartTags.ps1 -Noet <Enter> or .\RegisterSmartTags.ps1 -Verbum <Enter>
4. The output should be similar to registering Logos (above).

Registering Smart Tags for 64-bit Office

Your can also register our Smart Tag file LSmtTg64.dll which will enable Logos Smart Tags for 64-bit Office. To do this, you need to specify a command line switch to PowerShell, which requires a PowerShell console (a PowerShell window):

1. Open PowerShell (Windows key, type PowerShell and click the Windows PowerShell entry in the list). 
2. To change directories to your download folder, type: cd <path-to-download-folder> <Enter> (e.g. cd C:\Users\bryan\Downloads <Enter>)
3. To run the script with the command line switch, type: .\RegisterSmartTags.ps1 -Office64Bit <Enter> 
4. You can combine switches, like: .\RegisterSmartTags.ps1 -Office64Bit -Verbum <Enter> 
5. The output should be similar to registering Logos (above).

In testing, I was able to use the script to register both L4SmrtTg.dll (for 32-bit Office) and LSmtTg64.dll (for 64-bit Office) at the same time, and my Logos Smart Tags worked in 32-bit Office. If someone with 64-bit Office could register our LSmtTg64.dll file with the -Office64Bit switch and report back here if it works, then register the L4SmrtTg.dll too (run the script without the -Office64Bit switch), and report, that would be great.

Please let me know if you have problems or questions.

Thanks,

Bryan

PS I think I've found a problem with the way Windows Installer is registering L4SmrtTg.dll and hope to have it fixed for Beta 3. 

Joe,

Sorry you're having trouble, computers can be pretty finicky when it comes to running a script. Basically, the red error message is saying that PowerShell doesn't know what the term RegisterSmartTags.ps1 is (it doesn't recognize it as the name of a script name, which is what it is.) There are two possible reasons for this. First of all, you have to have a period and a backslash before the name of the script: .\RegisterSmartTags.ps1. Second, the script has to exist in the folder PowerShell is working in. In your screenshot, your PowerShell is in the the folder C:\Users\Joe, (as displayed on the prompt, PS C:\Users\Joe>. If you downloaded the script from the link in the instructions, your web browser probably downloaded the script to the folder C:\Users\Joe\downloads. So first you need to change to that folder, with the cd command (for change directory): cd downloads.

One trick you can use to make sure that PowerShell likes what you type is to use the Tab key to complete the command you're typing. For example, you could type register <Tab> and if you're in the right directory and the script is there, PowerShell will fill it out for you: .\RegisterSmartTags.ps1, adding the dot and backslash, then you just hit <Enter> and it will finally run the script. 

Hope that helps!

Bryan