08-15-2008, 16:36
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GregR

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I'm sorry, but we do not have any demos or examples that show how to use annotations in VB6 with version 15.
You will need to use either the COM Interop interface or the API.
The COM interop is a wrapper to the .NET interface, and almost every function and property has an example in VB.NET and C#. These should not be too hard to port to VB6 code. Additionally, there are a couple of VB6 tutorials to get you started with using the COM Interop interface, but nothing specific to annotations. For more information, take a look at the article "Programming With LEADTOOLS COM Interoperability Functions " in the v15 .NET help file.
You can use the API interface by declaring the individual functions you wish to use. This would be done in the same manner as declaring Windows API functions. The API interface is also well documented, but all of the examples are in C++.
Greg Ross LEADTOOLS Technical Support
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