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how to use .net component and classes from visual basic ?

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    Tridip Bhattacharjee
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    i hard that .net component and classes can be used from visual basic but i don't know how to use it from visual basic. so if any body know then please tell in detail how can i use .net component and classes from visual basic. tbhattacharjee

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      i hard that .net component and classes can be used from visual basic but i don't know how to use it from visual basic. so if any body know then please tell in detail how can i use .net component and classes from visual basic. tbhattacharjee

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      You can't use .NET Framework classes directly in VB6, but you can use classes and components that you write. So, you'll have to write wrappers around anything you want to use, register the Assembly and create a Type Library for it. For an example of this see this example on MSDN[^]. RageInTheMachine9532

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