I'm late posting - it turns out that no, they did not. Of course not. I was told yes, but after my testing it became obvious that could not be so. I finally got an email back from the developer of the product who informed me that they are generating a new dll for me to access via COM :o) Sheesh! Thanks for all your help Paul.
(Now I'm creating some COM Interop dlls in C# to be accessed by VFP for practice so I can be more knowledgeable on it myself)
>>I created the .tlb myself and in the object explorer, I can see the standard methods:
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>>AddRef
>>GetDsOfNames
>>GetTypeInfo
>>...
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>>I don't see the methods I need to access...
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>Are you sure that they've actually exposed these methods through COM Interop?
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