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Originally posted by kinook
[B]Are you creating the action as a .NET assembly (using COM Interop)? What language? If C# or VB.NET, to create the action component itself, you can start with the sample user action of the corresponding language (NETAction/VBNetAction under Samples\User Actions).
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Sorry if my post was vague - I did mentioned that I modified the example. The idea I'm trying to get across is that I think a bit more explanation would be nice as the code does not make the relationships between the COM object and the user action clear. I did modify the ProgID and the result was a message saying it had issues with what I had done. Seriously your docs try to boil down writing and using COM actions within VBP in half a page. I think that it needs a bit more explantion. Can you provide a more detailed example with some descriptive text?
Thanks,
Jon