Hi - I'm trying to call our existing COM software components from a new .NET
2005 project I am writing. The COM stuff in question is a DLL written in VB6.

Adding this as a COM reference in the IDE project Properties dialog produces
an interop DLL as expected, but as my .NET assemby is "strong named" I get
the following error:
Unable to emit assembly: Referenced assembly 'Interop....' does not have a
strong name.

In accordance with the documentation I have run sn.exe to generate a keyfile
for the COM DLL, and have then run tlbimp.exe to generate a strong-named
Interop DLL :
sn -k mySnkFile.snk
tlbimp MyCOMDLL.dll /out:Interop.MyCOMDLL.dll /keyfile:mySnkFile.snk

Then in .NET IDE project Properties dialog I add a reference to the new
interop DLL.

This should now work - BUT I am getting another error to do with the class I
am trying to instantiate (MyCOMDLL.CRouter) :

Implementing class 'Interop.MyCOMDLL.CRouterClass' for interface
'Interop.MyCOMDLL.CRouter' cannot be found.

- When I look at the interop DLL in object browser, I can quite plainly see
the requested implementing class CRouterClass though.

Please help !