Re: .Net DLL only accepts ByteArray(1 to 32)

Stephany Young wrote:

My point exactly. Therefore it must be aData(31) As Byte or the DLL is not .NET. 

The dll itself is .Net.
I assume that that dll is a wrapper around another dll that is not .Net.
The function accepts and returns a variable of type object.
The object I receive is of type System.Array.
To write I have to create such an array.

The question is not IF the dll is .Net but HOW to create an Array beginning at "1" respectively if there is a better way than mine.

Kind regards,

Benjamin Lukner
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