Using .NET in Access?

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Is there a way that my Access VBA Applications can reference a VB.NET DLL?
I have tried using the COM Interop Feature but have had no success. Any
help would be appreciated
 
COM Interop goes the other way - it permits the use of COM components in
managed code.

If you're using Access 2002 or Access 2003, you can use the Web Services
Toolkit to call a Web Service. If your DLL isn't already a Web Service,
you'll need to write one to wrap the DLL.

You can download the Office XP Web Services toolkit at ...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../en-us/dnxpwst/html/odc_wstoolkitoverview.asp

.... or the Office 2003 Web Services toolkit at ...
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...8a-e1cf-48a3-9b35-169d819ecf18&DisplayLang=en
 

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