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This paper describes how to create a .NET assembly and use it in a Microsoft Dexterity-based application.

• This document describes the steps to write a C# class and compile it into a .NET assembly that can be called via COM from a Dexterity-based application such as Microsoft Dynamics GP. After the .NET assembly is created, a Dexterity script is created that calls and tests the code in the assembly.
  
  The C# class created for this example is a simple. However, more complex projects can be created and used successfully.
  
  This example was created and tested using the following:
  • Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 SP2
  • Microsoft Dexterity 10.0.313
  • Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 SP1

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