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Procedure to create a com Component with ATL in Visual Studio 2005

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Swapnil - 04 Feb 2008 13:17 GMT
I want to create a COM component with ATL in Visual studio 2005. And want to
add some methods in that. so can someone tell me the steps how to create that
component & how to use that in C# application ( Introperability concept i
want to use). Tell me the whole steps from starting.
Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] - 04 Feb 2008 15:34 GMT
Swapnil,

   You can probably find two tutorials on Google to help you do this.

   The first tutorial I would look for is "implementing COM components
ATL".

   The second tutorial I would look for is "COM interop"

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>I want to create a COM component with ATL in Visual studio 2005. And want
>to
> add some methods in that. so can someone tell me the steps how to create
> that
> component & how to use that in C# application ( Introperability concept i
> want to use). Tell me the whole steps from starting.

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