com, Cant find dll entry point

I am trying to access a vb.net dll from vb6. I get the error" Can't
find dll entry point VbDoNetEventSender in c:\.......
The purpose of this exercise is to learn how to access a vbnet dll from
vb6. I'm not sure if this is a problem in the call or the dll.

Note: I get the same error when I try to regsvr32 the dll. Both
routines compile without errors and run without errors except the call
line in vb6 which generates the cant find entry point.

VB Call:

Private Declare Sub VbDoNetEventSender Lib "C:\Documents and
Settings\Bob\My Documents\Docs\Projects\City of
Rochester\RPU\xFormer\Testdll\Testdll\Testdll\bin\Testdll.dll" (n As
Integer)

Dim i As Integer
i = 0
n = 1
Call VbDoNetEventSender(n)

VBNET DLL Code:

Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
'This is the name of the event interface to be generated
<InterfaceType(ComInterfaceType.InterfaceisIDispatch), _
Guid("68E53BB4-48F9-45cc-96C6-72033295E26A")> _
Public Interface _DEventInterface
<DispId(1)> Sub TheEvent(ByVal msg As String)
End Interface

<ClassInterface(ClassInterfaceType.AutoDual), _
Guid("7D6A1F10-0224-4fbf-8C17-B7A4B707372A"), _
ComSourceInterfaces(GetType(_DEventInterface))> _
Public Class VbDoNetEventSender
Public Event TheEvent(ByVal msg As String)
Public Sub FireTheEvent()
RaiseEvent TheEvent("heelo from the DotNetEventSender")
End Sub
End Class

It appears you are confusing two technologies: Importing a regular Dll and
Importing an ActiveX component.

You can't register a regular dll (it has no entry point) and you can't
access an external interface/class without it being an ActiveX.

Your problem is not with VB6 - it is making up your mind what the dotNet
character is.

You need to post in a .net newsgroup concerning the type of component you
are trying to create.

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<response type="generic" language="VB.Net">
This newsgroup is for users of Visual Basic version 6.0
and earlier and not the misleadingly named VB.Net
or VB 200x. Solutions, and often even the questions,
for one platform will be meaningless in the other.
When VB.Net was released Microsoft created new newsgroups
devoted to the new platform so that neither group of
developers need wade through the clutter of unrelated
topics. Look for newsgroups with the words "dotnet" or
"vsnet" in their name. For the msnews.microsoft.com news
server try these:

microsoft.public.dotnet.general
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb

</response>