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Hello lenordiste -<br />
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Thanks very much for responding. You've hit the nail on the head. This is exactly my situation.<br />
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Could I ask you one more question? &nbsp;If the assembly were a COM DLLand not an executable, how would I get access to the DoSomething function in Class Test from outside the DLL?<br />
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Would I instantiate...<br />
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Dim t as New dllname.Test()<br />
t.DoSomething()<br />
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Thanks.
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Your answer was a big help.
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Hello Experts:<br />
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What does this error want me to do to eliminate it?
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Hello Experts:

What does this error want me to do to eliminate it?

Reference to a non-shared member in VB.NET

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