Newbie question - how do I see functions/procedures externally

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I am new to .net and COM stuff and would like to create a library for use
by other applications in windows.

I create my classes as public which I can see but cannot see the functions
or subs declared within.

Can anyone assist?

FYI - I am using Visual Studio 2003 and am creating a VB Class Library
project.
 
I create my classes as public which I can see but cannot see the functions
or subs declared within.

The functions and subs need to be declared public too.

Hope this helps

Tom
 
Hi Tom,

Yes, I already have the subs and functions defined as public too. Is there
anything else I need to do? Especially because I want to see them as COM
objects?

The reason I mention COM is because when I open the Object Browser in
Visual Studio and select the COM tab that is where I see the .net dll that
I created and registered under windows.
 

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