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Mar 18th, 2003, 03:16 PM
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how do I create an .NET active x dll
Hi;
I have a vb6 active x dll that I call from some of my windows script host (WSH) VBscript. I would like to convert this DLL to .NET.
In vb6, creating an active x dll required selecting a active x dll type from the project dialog. I don't see this option in .NET any more.
There is a class library template option in the .NET. Is this the replacement to the active x option in vb6?
Also, with my current dll, I had to register it using regsrv32. If I create a .NET class library, will I be able to access it from VBScript, JSCRIPT, PERL and the like?
I would appreciate pointing me to a web sample or reading material.
Thanks
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