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    i created a classLibrary in vb.Net 2005.Now i want to refer this to vb 6.0 for which i have to make .tlb file. in vb.Net 2003 we create .tlb file very easily, but i dont know how i create it in 2005 if some one have any idea so please help me its very urgent! Thanks Thanks

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      i created a classLibrary in vb.Net 2005.Now i want to refer this to vb 6.0 for which i have to make .tlb file. in vb.Net 2003 we create .tlb file very easily, but i dont know how i create it in 2005 if some one have any idea so please help me its very urgent! Thanks Thanks

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      do you really need a .tlb file? you can put a com wrapper on the dll(class library) and then in vb6 you can do a createobject to it?

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        do you really need a .tlb file? you can put a com wrapper on the dll(class library) and then in vb6 you can do a createobject to it?

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        Could you please tell me how i can do that! Thanks

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          Could you please tell me how i can do that! Thanks

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          Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices _ Public Class XXXXXXX End Class ============= Proj = project name XXXXXXX = class name From vb6 = set o = createobject("proj.xxxxxxx") ------------- get a new guid from vb.net ide

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