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What is the procedure for sinking events for COM client consumption from Visual Basic 6.0?

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What is the procedure for sinking events for COM client consumption from Visual Basic 6.0?

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This is done through the RaiseEvent statement. These events can also be caught and handled by .NET code as if they were originating from a COM component. The Visual Basic 6.0 event producer code raises a Divide event whenever the DoDivide function is invoked and raises a Multiply event when the DoMultiply function is invoked. The consumer code, written in Visual Basic .NET, provides the event handlers OnDivide and OnMultiply to catch and handle each event whenever they occur.

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