We allow users to add custom meta to our app in the form of key/value
pairs, both key and value are strings.  And they access this user meta
data in thier scripts ( VBScript or JScript(, our app is a .NET app
(see http://www.mygenerationsoftware.com if this seems confusing). I
want to allow them to access thier user meta data through my
"UserData" object as if it were concrete, for instance:

(dynamically added by the user)
Key=>  "Name"
Name=> "Foo"

So, instead of:
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Dim data
data = UserMeta.Item["Name"];

I want to do this (synthetcally):
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Dim Data
data = UserMeta.Name

I imagine something like iDispatch, where they as for a property, and
I return the way to invoke it? My code is already C# exposed as COM
through interop, but I need to, at a low level, intercept the call to
UserMeta.Name, which really doesn't exist on my object and make it
appear that it does, remember, this is being done in script and my
object says [dual] so it should be possible.

Mike Griffin
MyGeneration Software