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In VB 6.0 I was able to create a library with classes that were set as GlobalMultiUse. &nbsp;Whenever I referenced this dll in a project, I didn't have to declare the object to use a function from one of the classes. &nbsp;I was able to just call the name of the function or procedure and it knew that is was from the referenced dll. &nbsp;Is there a way to do this in .Net?
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In VB 6.0 I was able to create a library with classes that were set as GlobalMultiUse.  Whenever I referenced this dll in a project, I didn't have to declare the object to use a function from one of the classes.  I was able to just call the name of the function or procedure and it knew that is was from the referenced dll.  Is there a way to do this in .Net?

How do you make GlobalMultiUse Instancing (VB 6.0) work in VB.Net?

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