Hi,

I'm quite new to VB and have run into some trouble. I have ceated a ActiveX .EXE. To test the componenet I create a standard EXE.

The first time I test it, I can have mulitple instances of the test exe running against the activeX exe and it works just fine. As soon as I close the test application so I have no instances left, the problems start. Now I can not call my ActiveX exe any more. Each time I try I get runtime error 430, "Class does not support Automation or does not support expected interface."

I have to kill the ActiveX component to be able to run against it again.

Strange I think.

Inside my ActiveX component I use Win32 calls dealing with threading and synchronization. Can this have anything to do with it?

I would appreciate any help!

Thanks!

/Peter