User`s guide

Using .NET with VEE 7
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other type libraries) in the directory where the program is
saved. After VEE gets the Interop Assembly, it gets all of the
type information from it.
Go ahead and select the COM tab. This may take some time
as VEE scans your registry for COM type libraries. Now
select the Microsoft ActiveX Plugin.
You are now prompted for the namespaces to import. This is
an optional step, but go ahead and select
Interop.ActiveXPlugin, System, and System.IO.
From the Device menu, open the Function & Object Browser.
One of the menu selections is .NET/CLR Objects. Select this
option. Note how the Assembly window in Figure 165 reflects
the two selections you made earlier.
NOTE
To avoid the overhead of VEE having to copy the generated Interop
Assemblies from a temporary directory to your VEE program directory,
save your VEE program first. This way, the generated Interop Assemblies
will be directly saved in your VEE program directory.
NOTE
The Import .NET Namespaces dialog box will come up every time unless you
uncheck the check box in the .NET Assembly References dialog box.