Passing Correct Value Types From ASP/VBScript To VB/DLL

I'm getting an error on my ASP page:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: 'StoreFileIntoField'

I assume - 99.5% - the error is generated because of worng value types,
I attemp to pass from my ASP/VBScript page to the VB/DLL function.

My relevant ASP/VBScript Code is:

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Passing Correct Value Types From ASP/VBScript To VB/DLL

I'm getting an error on my ASP page:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: 'StoreFileIntoField'

I assume - 99.5% - the error is generated because of worng value types,
I attemp to pass from my ASP/VBScript page to the VB/DLL function.

My relevant ASP/VBScript Code:

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Passing Correct Values FROM ASP/VBScript To VB/DLL?

I'm getting an error on my ASP page:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: 'StoreFileIntoField'

I assume - 99.5% - the error is generated because of worng value types,
I attemp to pass from my ASP/VBScript page to the VB/DLL function.

My relevant ASP/VBScript Code is: Code:

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I've done exactly this query on numberous occassions in the past with no
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