I want to implement the interface IPerPropertyBrowsing. I'm having some
doubts regarding the correct implementation of this method:
HRESULT GetPredefinedStrings(
 DISPID dispID,          //Dispatch identifier for property

I am working on a file manager type app (in C#) that use the
API/Interop quite extensively.
I am managing to get Explorer's context menu to appear and all of the
items show up properly (and work) except the 'Open With' item.

I am trying to use the following code to create an instance of Microsoft Word
and then free it. This code is not working as word is still running after I
close my application. What am i doing wrong?
Type wordApplicationObjectType = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("Word.Application");

I have a .Net class which is registered with COM with a GUID and this class
is registered in a component category. In another .net app, I want to loop
through all the registered CLSIDs in the component category but I can't
figure out how to create a _pure_ .Net object from the CLSID ...

I have a simple application which isnertes data into word-document tthrough
word-bookmarks. The problem is that I want to move the application from
early-binding to late-binding.
In the early-bounded application this command I use for getting all bookmarks:

Is there a way, using VB.NET I can access a dialog box in Outlook to provide
me with a method of selecting e-mail address.
Tim

Sorry about the duel post, my pop up blocker was not letting me put questions up but let me do comments.... I stopped my pop up blocker !!!!
I was wondering if anyone can help me....
I have multiple Windows Media Player Objects on a Windows
form that I control at run-time by ...

On my development PC, which is the machine that i 'build' my .net project, I
have successfully exposed my .net dll to my vb6 application.
I have then used regasm to register my .net dll on another PC (#2) that has
the .net framework and the VB6 project(regasm myProject.dll /tlb:

I realize that COM by itself has not real concept of static class members,
however I was wondering it there was some way of decorating a static method
of a given .NET class so that it can be called from COM?
For now, I have an instance member that calls the static member and this

I am instantiating a .NET class in a VB6 form.
The .NET class calls back to the VB6 form via a COM interface
implemented on the form, and defined in the .NET class's assembly.
This works fine in Windows 2000, but fails on the callback call in NT4.

i'd like to get the links from a web page (in internet explorer) and send
them to my program in order to parse and write them in a file.
How can i do this?Could anyone help me ?
Thanks.

On my development PC, which is the machine that i 'build' my .net project, I
have successfully exposed my .net dll to my vb6 application..intellisense and
all.
I have then used regasm to register my .net dll on another PC (#2) that has

I've been struggling for a couple of days now. Just went thru the
wonderful tutorial "Step-by-Step: Implement Interoperability for a .NET
DLL" and have confirmed that i have my .net dll compiled correctly for
use with my VB.com app.

I have a huge byte array from another API that contains structs of differing
sizes.  I'd like to create n structs based on data in the byte array.  But
how?  For example, if I want to take bytes 40-56 and create struct Foo from
them...how do I do this?  You can assume I know how to ...

I have created a class and interface in c#, and given them guids.  They are
registered and in excel I am able to use the class.  The problem is that and
overloaded methods appear as _1 and _2 appended on the end.  Is there any
way to avoid this?