In the application that i am working on i have to use office to open up a
series of word documents and in turn print each of these documents to a
virtual printer to output the files to PDF format.  The problem is that
sometimes there may be an issue with the document that would ...

I'm in the middle of a project creating a MS Publisher document via C#
and Office interop.
The error messages that are returned are less than desirable.
For example.  I create a textbox, set its text and then set its

I am trying to wrap this function:
int KPDCIteratorFind(KPDCIteratorRef inIteratorRef, const char *inName,
KPDCOpaqueRef *outfoundItemRef);
I have everything except inName working. inName should be 'A pointer to a

I have a VB6 application that calls a .NET class in C#.  I compiled the
.NET class with COM Interop set to true (output to a .tlb file), and I
can run the app and call the .NET class no problem.  However, I am
having trouble disposing of the .NET class when I am done with it.

I'm trying to get some properties from a COM object.
I built WindowsInstaller.dll by means of tlbimp.exe above msi.dll (Windows
Installer objects), then I added a reference to it in VS.NET 2003.
I succeeded with reading some objects reference using Reflection and

I have to add third party dll. But it returns the following
FileNotFoundException:
"File or assembly name 'TimesTen Provider, Version=6.0.3000.0,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=421da04c8fc1f667', or one of its

Hi all, I need some assistance,
Im creating a basic c# dll in VS.Net 2003 which looks as follows:
//begin c#
namespace test

Unable to get the window handle for the 'AxWebBrowser' control.
Windowless ActiveX controls are not supported.
I am using the active x microsft web browser control. I am using a windows
application in c#. I have a form that uses this control and it works ok,

I'm trying to find a way to programatically (using reflection,
preferably) determine if a given dll is an interop or not?
I've got a system updating program (goes to server, retrieves updates,
and installs them),  but I need to be able to register the Interop

I'm writing a small app in C# and I managed to let the browser call my
IInternetProtocol's Start and Read methods.
Problem is: I can't pass the data back to IE.
I have tried various signatures for Read, including:

I am using optional parameter in my interface method definition like this
HRESULT method( [in, optional] VARIANT vParameter)
I tried to call this method in .net . but .net doesn't accepting optional
paramteres.

I tried to use adobes IFilter to get the text from pdf files.
But after getting the text my programm craches.
Same program has no difficulties (it doesn't crash) to get  the text from ms
word file.

I have added a reference to my project that created an interop for a C++
assembly.
I am using reflection to execute methods and properties in the referenced
assembly. This is working well, but for documentation purposes, I need to

How can you register a c#.net assembly for com interop without regasm.exe?
I successfully use this:  "regasm /tlb"
...but would like to do the same through code.  The
IRegistrationServices.RegisterAssemby will not generate and register the type

All,
   Does anyone have sample code to read a file that is in Microsoft's
Structured Storage format?  I've found some examples that are close.  I know
that IStorage interface provides this functionality.  I'm just needing the