Monty
3/22/2007 10:08:00 AM
I have a legacy COM application that has PIA's for it's DLL's that are
registered in the GAC. In VS 2003, I would add a reference to my project by
browsing to the DLL file in the install directory of my legacy app, and it
would automatically refer to the version in the GAC (this is good). In 2005,
when I add a reference to the DLL it creates an interop file for me (same
machine, same setup). How can I get 2005 to act like 2003 in this scenario?
If I add a reference directly to the PIA, it will let me declare an object
but will not let me instantiate the object.
TIA,
Monty