My advice is to get away from the embedded object reference and move
completely to code behind. To do this, you will be best served by creating a
.NET wrapper. If you use Visual Studio, adding a COM reference creates the
wrapper for you. If not, use tlbimp.exe to create the wrapper.
I am not fond of declaratively setting up an object that has to be used
programatically. Your mileage may vary. :-)

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Gregory A. Beamer
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> hi following problem in my asp.net project:
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> can anyone help me? :(