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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Interop / February 2007

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.Net 2005 Windows App with Reference to Word 2003 DLL02 Feb 2007 15:57 GMT1
Hello:  I have a C# Windows App that has a reference to the Word 2003 dll,
which from my understanding of things will boil down to the
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.dll PIA that lives in the GAC of the
Development Machine (e.g, my machine), since I have Office 2K3 installed on
"W" vs. "A" constants01 Feb 2007 19:12 GMT1
I'm using P/Invoke to make calls into the Win32 APIs, and am using
constants that I have seen used in examples.  Some of these constants
appear to have one of two possible values, and the constant name
varies by adding either a "W" or "A" to the end.  For example,
Typical C++ string to C# dll question01 Feb 2007 16:11 GMT5
Hi. I suppose I'm not the first to ask this, especially given that I
searched and found a few similar things posted here. None of them,
however, answered my question.
My question is this: I'm trying to pass a normal std::string from VC++
Using a .NET COm Interop DLL from VB601 Feb 2007 12:53 GMT5
Can someone please help? I have verylittle time to coirerct this issue:
Someone gave me the following .files compiled with Visual Studio 2005 from a
.NET library compiled with COM Interop.
Roberto2.tlb
c# dealing with c++ dll01 Feb 2007 08:20 GMT2
I try to use a c++ dll in c#. The dll is call by myfct(char* param) is
it possible to retreive in c# the new value of param witch has been
modified by the function call
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