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catch unmanaged code exception

Hi,

I am using some unmanaged dll's written in C++ in vb.net. Is there a way to
trap errors that the unmanaged code raises. My calls to the unmanaged world
work and I have them in a Try...Catch block, but the errors are not trapped.
A windows error dialog pops up displaying the unmanaged error.

I have to use the unmanaged code.

Thanks
Apr 19 '06 #1
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