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As I'm introducing myself to the .Net Framework so that I'm not bound to working only on Java projects, I quickly ran into registering COM objects on a remote host. I didn't realize until a day or so into my problem that the reason I didn't have a problem on my development environment was that the register for COM property of the project was checked. Obviously a real development effort would include an installer or setup package of some type, but this was just some quick work to create sample code for a learning course.