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Oct 16th, 2005, 03:18 PM
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Re: System.__ComObject
I guess you're using an ActiveX control and you need to create an object for that control - is that right?
If so you should probably just create an object of the type the ActiveX control is looking for. When you use GetType.Type on a COM object, you get System.__ComObject. I'm assuming you've done this and this is why you think you need to turn an int into a System.__ComObject.
Instead, you need to figure out what type of object it really is, by using the "as" operator.
I'm guessing a bunch here, if you provide more details I might be able to help more.
Mike
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