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Hi,



I just made an ACtiveX DLL using VB6 and packed it. Then I sent the Setup

Package to a customer he is using VB.Net to make program. But he said he can

not get it running.



I wonder the ActiveX DLL made of VB6 can be referenced by VB.Net?



Thanks


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You'll likely need to follow this up on a .NET group, try the ones listed here:

EDais.mvps.org/DotNet/

Hope this helps,



Mike





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E-Mail: EDais@mvps.org

WWW: EDais.mvps.org/





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The news.devx.com server seems to be non existant.



- Kev





"Mike D Sutton" <EDais@mvps.org>wrote in message



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You can still find their groups on their site accessible via a web-browser IIRC, unfortunately for some reason they

decided to take the news server offline a while back though :(

Hope this helps,



Mike





- Microsoft Visual Basic MVP -

E-Mail: EDais@mvps.org

WWW: EDais.mvps.org/





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On Mon, 9 May 2005 16:30:40 -0400, "Casey Provance" <casey@tpasoft.com>wrote:



¤ The news.devx.com server seems to be non existant.

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They use web based newsgroups now (forums.devx.com/).">forums.devx.com/).





Paul

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Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

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On Mon, 9 May 2005 10:57:20 -0700, "Wyne" <Wyne@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote:



¤ Hi,

¤

¤ I just made an ACtiveX DLL using VB6 and packed it. Then I sent the Setup

¤ Package to a customer he is using VB.Net to make program. But he said he can

¤ not get it running.

¤

¤ I wonder the ActiveX DLL made of VB6 can be referenced by VB.Net?



Yes it can, but it might help if you indicated what type of problems he is having (errors?)





Paul

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Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic)

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Hi,



Sure, it should be usable. It may be added as a Reference (using the COM

objects tab, and browsing to the file location), and then simply called.

What error is being seen?



Dick



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Richard Grier (Microsoft Visual Basic MVP)



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Author of Visual Basic Programmer's Guide to Serial Communications, 4th

Edition ISBN 1-890422-28-2 (391 pages) published July 2004. See

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