More Type/COM fun

[oddball.bfi@gmail.com]

Ok - now I've got me stuck again - this time good and proper.

I've got a Type object for an interface a COM object may (or may not)
implement. Lets call it IBob

Now

IBob bobObject = comObject as IBob;

if (bobObject == null)
return "Don't call me Bob";
else
return "Call me Bob! If you call me Bobby, I'll kill you";

That's all well and groovy. But my real issue starts with the fact
that I have a type object, and that don't work with 'as' as far as I
know.

if (iBobType.Insta nceOf(comObject ))
return "Hi - call me Bob!";
else
return "Its Robert.";

This always return Robert... COM appares to be pathalogicaly opposed
to being called Bob. What can I do?

My name is Josh, btw.