Hello,

I have created a dll in C# that is to be consumed by Access XP (Access
10).  So I guess this means it is a com-callable wrapper.  Everything
works great on my development machine.  I have the compiler set to
Register for Com interop = true and am publishing my interfaces for COM
and I can use the dll just fine in Access on my development machine.

After many hours of frustration of trying to deploy I have been
unsuccessful.  What is the trick here?

As far as I can tell there must be some voo-doo magic that happens when
you set register for com interop to true in the IDE.  So my questions
are:

-How do I deploy a com callable wrapper?
-What is the voo-doo that happens when you have the IDE set to register
for com interop?
-How do I set the same register for com interop flag when using the
command line compiler?

Thanks in advance.

Randy