In Brief
This chapter laid the foundation required to begin writing Visual Basic .NET applications that interoperate with COM based applications, which included:
Defining key concepts and definitions
Explaining how to access COM objects from Visual Basic. NET applications
Explaining how to re-use ActiveX controls
Describing how to make your Visual Basic. NET objects available to unmanaged COM clients
Underscoring the importance of Primary Interop Assemblies
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