As I said in my last post:

Either you write your own shimming code or you use the COM Shim Wizard to
create the shim for you. There is a COM Shim Wizard.

For VS 2005 you download it from MS, google for that, for VS 2008 it's
built-in.

As I also said my last post: VSTO does the shimming for you.

If shimming is the only reason you have not to use VSTO then you picked the
wrong reason.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
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Thanks for such details explanation.
So, in case i'll not use VSTO and will develop shared AddIn, i'll to
build shim by myself??
There is no wizard for it?