I have been debugging the following problem the better part of two days and
am finally throwing in the towel.  I have a newly created .net library with
a class that throws events.  I also have a ActiveX control project (project
A) in Vb6 with a few User Controls.  These usercontrols are each using the
class in the .net library that throws events via the WithEvents keyword.  I
have another vb6 exe project (project B) for displaying the controls in
project A (and any other project I might want to display controls from).
When I add the usercontrols directly to project B, everything works as
expected (events fire when they should, no errors, etc), so I know that I
have all the [ComSourceInterfaces] attributes set up correctly for the
classes.

However, when I put the controls back in project A and just reference them
in project B (the whole goal of the application) things don't work.  Anytime
an event would fire from a method call to the .net object, the .Net object
raises an "Unknown Name" error back to the caller.  I am at a loss as to why
this is.  ANY insight would be useful at this point.  It seems to be a bug
with the manner that vb6 is implementing Connection Points in a user
control, but I just don't know enough about this to figure out anything more
beyond this point.