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    I have a .NET EXE, and I have a .NET DLL, which is running as an Explorer Bar (under IE). I'd like to call a method in the active Explorer Bar in order to pass data from the EXE to the Explorer Bar. They are both running on the same computer, but in different processes. It would seem like this is a task for .NET remoting, but I don't really want to establish a channel for each Explorer Bar, and besides, this aspect isn't critical. So it seems that maybe this task is better suited for COM? Can someone confirm or reject this? I thought .NET was going to kill COM, but in this case, it seems that COM is more appropriate than .NET remoting. Thanks, Arun

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