I wrote a DLL awhile ago in Visual Studio, but I don't have it anymore. I tried making the DLL again in Visual Basic Express Edition. This DLL is for use in a mIRC script. When I went to the properties page before, I could check a box that said "Register for COM Interop". I'm not seeing that box in VB Express. I've also just started using the trial version of Windows XP Professional x64. Is it possible to register for COM interop with VB express, and also will the new OS give me problems running the DLL
DLL question
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DLL question
Rick Sivernell
hi,
Is your problem solved If no can you be more clear in your problem definition
Thank you,
Bhanu.
Greazy
It is definately present in the Compile Tab of Project Properties in VSTS but is not there in VB Express.
I'm not sure, but i would hazard a good guess that this is one of those features that is classed as advanced and hence disabled for the Express builds along with Generate XML document file and advanced compile options and x64 compiler support.
In order to get that in the IDE you would have to buy one of the other versions.