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If a Visual Basic .NET project references the COM Interop assembly, you must manually generate the COM Interop assembly with Tlbimp.exe, as follows:
1. In Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, open the properties of the Visual Basic project in which you want to reference the COM component.
2. Delete the existing reference to your COM component.
3. Run Tlbimp.exe from a command prompt on your COM DLL to generate an Interop assembly that has a strong name, as follows:
tlbimp.exe MyCOMDLL.dll /keyfile:KeyFile.snk /out:MyCOMInterop.dll
4. Add a reference to the output file from Tlbimp.exe to your Visual Basic .NET project.
5. Rebuild the project.
If the assembly is delay signed instead of fully signed, the wrapper assembly must be delay signed. To create an assembly that is delay signed, generate the wrapper by using the TlbImp.exe tool. To do this, follow the previous steps. If you use the "Microsoft Visual Basic .NET" steps, modify the command line that is provided in step 3 as follows:
tlbimp.exe MyCOMDLL.dll /delaysign /publickeyublicKeyFile.snk /out:MyCOMInterop.dll
