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OK, I've had enough and need to ask. I'm looking at some Interop work carried out in .Net 2.

Essentially we have a VB6 application and associated classes, some of which provide Interfaces. As part of a recent project a .Net 2.0 'plug-in' has been developed, which implements a particular Interface from the aforementioned VB6 project. This 'plug-in' is then exposed to com and made accessible back to the aforementioned VB6 Application via Interop, (I know - it's horrible).

The items from the .Net 2.0 plug-in which implement the interfaces are themselves in turn implemented by a menu item in the VB6 application. They're early bound and a specific method is called at start up and at shut down. Event logging in the .Net 2.0 application suggests all of the elements of the call at start up and shut down are run to completion. When the VB6 application is started with the menu item implementing the plug-in attached, a 'Memory could not be "read"' application error is against the VB6 app is caught by the OS, (Windows XP), after application shut down whether you do or do not click the menu item. When the VB6 application is run in debug, the error is thrown when Visual Studio is exited.

Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this?

Cheers,

NB: If the above is confusing or unclear, I can try to clarify Smile | :)

Rhys

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