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+3  Q: 

Does Reg-Free COM work with Interop?

What is the consensus here?

I have a VB6 app using Interop to utilise .NET assemblies. Could I use Reg-Free COM to 'register' the .NET assemblies?

+1  A: 

Yes, you can. First you create & embed the .NET assembly manifest (the one containing assemblyIdentity) then in the VB6 exe manifest you "reference" it with dependentAssembly tag.

Unattended MMM generates (and embeds) both manifests.

wqw  2010-10-26 20:32:30

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