First I get the suggestion to change Public to Dim
Then a suggestion to change Collection to iCollection ( the interface)
I think the error you got before from itextsharp said it was trying to cast as an icollection
( not sure if it is important, but also remember iTextsharp is C# so anything passed into it may be case sensitive )
>>Yes it works. maybe you are missing an import statement ?
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>>Imports System.IO
>>Imports System.Collections.Generic
>>Imports System.Diagnostics
>>Imports System.Collections
>>Imports System.Text
>>Imports iTextSharp.text.pdf
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>It is funny, but, when I have this line:
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>Imports iTextSharp.text.pdf
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>The designer would indicate a "Type expected" on one of the top declaration:
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> Public oField As Collection = New Collection
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>It seems we cannot use collections when we have an import to iTextSharp.text.pdf. Can you try to add a declaration like that on top of your class to see if you will get the same?
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