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Class reference in VB.NET

I'm trying to take what was a VB6 ActiveX exe and create a VB.NET dll. The
design of the class in the dll is that it inherits a MustInherit base class.
Since a class that inherits a friend class cannot be public, is there any way
I can create a reference to the child class?
Nov 22 '05 #1
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