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DRUGODRF,
This is a great question. My initial thinking is that this is exactly the kind of situation that COM was developed for.
However, if you already have working DLLs that are adequate for your purposes, then re-writing the Communication components in COM, would be extremely time consuming.
I think the answer to your question depends on the output of the compiler used for whatever language employed, and the complexity (and compatibility of the type systems) of the communication class that you have designed.
My coding experience is mainly C++ and Assembly language,...and, so, I have no idea how a Visual Basic compiler would implement your component. But, I think that if the dependent libraries for your component exist on both computers, then it doesn't really matter if you use MFC or not,...the code execution will jump to the location address specified in the import table of your DLL for the invoked function.
But, the primary concern here is: just how reliable is this way of remote communication ???

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