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  1. Feb 26th, 2003, 06:58 AM #1
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    Passing User Type structs into and ATL COM Dll from VB

    How do I send in a user type struct into an ATL COM Dll from Visual Basic.

    I have a struct declared in my Dll and when I create a mehtod I cannot compile the Dll, it says that it cannot find the struct.

    Is there a certain way to create structs so that you can use them as a parameter in a COM Dll Method.

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