how do I create an .NET active x dll

[laptop_01]

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

[Cander]

There is no point in doing that. You would have to virtually rewrite the dll into a .NET assembly, there is no such thing as ActiveX anymore. then you would have to create an ActiveX wrapper dll to call the .NET dll. Waste of time and resources. The dll already works as is, so use that one you have.