Ok, in all fairness, I realize that what I wrote before is not all that
clear. Nothing like a good case study!!!

I have a managed class A that contains a COM interface pointer as a member,
which in this case I will just use the well known IDispatch. I then want to
access this member from another Managed object of class B which resides in a
different module (dll). So I add a member to A that will return the
IDispatch pointer and have B try to call that method on an instance if A.
Here is the code to help get a better picture:

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// A.h

#pragma once
#include <Oaidl.h>

namespace C3767
{
public ref class A
{
public:
 A(void):
  m_pDispatch(NULL)
 {
 }

 IDispatch* getDispatch()
 {
  return m_pDispatch;
 }

private:
 IDispatch* m_pDispatch;
};
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// B.h

#pragma once
#include <Oaidl.h>

namespace C3767
{
public ref class B
{
public:
 B(void) {}

 void func()
 {
  A^ a = gcnew A();
  a->getDispatch();
 }
};
}

The call to getDispatch will issue the C3767 error that has been discussed
in two other topics. Unfortunately in this case the unmanaged class is an
interface and not an exported class from a dll.

Any ideas???
Antonio