1) Launch VS2005
new-> project -> choose VB -> Windows -> Class Library

or

2) or if u r using the Framework SDK. Write your code and save it as *.vb and use the below command. You might need to set your path

By the way, the DLL that you built will only be in .NET assemblies format.

Native C++ program or Delphi can not easily call it unless they are also a .NET program. (Not easy mean not as convenient as it gets. )

i think he means that you will need .net framework in order for that DLL to be used.

i copy that example from book. u can always try google around... shouldn't be too hard to find try 'vbc.exe /t:library'

ok..thanks..trying..