Add COM interface class in VS 2003

From: Marshall Scipio <MarshallScipio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 11:04:04 -0700

Hello -

I recently upgraded to .NET 2003 from VC6.0. I have a need to add some COM
interfaces to a new NET 2003 VC++ project ( unmanaged code).

In old VS, I could bring up Project Wizard and hit 'Add Class' and then
browse a Type Lib for the interfaces that I wanted to add. I don't see this
functionality in VS NET 2003.

How do I add some COM interfaces to a C++ Unmanaged project in NET 2003?

Thanks in advance.
.

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