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fkms - 25 Mar 2005 19:31 GMT
How can I register  in the registry a DLL created with VB NET 2003 ?
I tried with REGSVR32 but it didn't worked (error message : File.dll as been
loaded but the entry point can't be found))
NB: it works if I create de dll with VB6
Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP] - 28 Mar 2005 10:13 GMT
To register .NET dlls for COM Interop you have to use regasm.exe instead,
supplied with the .NET Framework. See the docs.

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> How can I register  in the registry a DLL created with VB NET 2003 ?
> I tried with REGSVR32 but it didn't worked (error message : File.dll as
> been loaded but the entry point can't be found))
> NB: it works if I create de dll with VB6

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