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I used the VC6 class wizard in the meantime (same as in the link evilrix posted). <br />
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But the 'Add Components...' in VS2003 worked correctly and integrated the new class to my MFC project. <br />
<br />
Thanks both for your solutions.<br />
<br />
Regards, Alex
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I used the VC6 class wizard in the meantime (same as in the link evilrix posted).

But the 'Add Components...' in VS2003 worked correctly and integrated the new class to my MFC project.

Thanks both for your solutions.

Regards, Alex

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Is there a assistent in Visual Studio 2003 to create a class wrapper for a VB COM DLL?<br />
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If yes, how is it used? <br />
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I have a VC6 environment available as well.<br />
<br />
Regards, Alex
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Is there a assistent in Visual Studio 2003 to create a class wrapper for a VB COM DLL?

If yes, how is it used? 

I have a VC6 environment available as well.

Regards, Alex

Need class wrapper for COleDispatchDriver derived class from VB COM DLL (C++ unmanaged)

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