Tried it but still no luck... basically, I'm adding a reference to COM
dll by going into References, add component etc... the wrapper is
automatically created and called SprayAngleLib.dll. this has a class
ID of {DF20FEC8-D3D4-4A66-9DB5-113FA05BF829}. But when I execute, the
error message says it can't find COM object with CLSID
{C32E12E3-8A63-4851-945A-2792E4EAFA03}. I've done a search in the
registry for this but it wasn't found. Why is it looking for this
other thing? What's going on?!?!?!
Tom Porterfield <tp******@mvps.org> wrote in message news:<Of**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl>...
Paul wrote: Hi
Does anyone know how to specify a compiler option (/r) from inside the
.NET IDE? I'm calling a COM object, I've alreay registered the type
library and now have to compile with /r:TypeLibname.dll. Any ideas on
how to do this from within Visual Studio? (please no command line
suggestions)
Thanks
Add a reference to your VS.NET project to TypeLibname.dll.