VB6 SP6, Visual Studio 2003

I've copied my .NET assembly (SRSNetBroker.DLL) into my project folder. I've
registered it for interop using RegAsm /tlb which generated a tlb file in
the local project folder.

If I compile my VB6 project to EXE, then I've got the VB6 Executable, the
.NET DLL and the TLB file all colocated in the same folder. In this sceanrio
the EXE program runs fine. However, if I run from the IDE, I get the
following error, when attempting to create an instance of the .NET class:

File or assembly name SRSNetBroker, or one of its dependencies, was not
found.

Bear in mind that this does work properly when running from compiled
executable. So how come this won't run in the IDE?

Another annoying thing I'm finding in the IDE, is that I don't get
Intellisense for the methods and parameters of the .NET class which I'm
trying to create. Although again, bear in mind that the method calls do
succeed when running from executable. This is all probably just two symptoms
of the same underlying problem. Why can't I get this .NET assembly
registered for use in the VB6 IDE?

Thanks very much for any help which you can provide.

- Joe Geretz -