No, as far as I know.

To access an enum from a dll, the enum type must be declared Public in
a class (not module) that is public as well. I have a lot of dlls
with public enum declarations in classes instanciated as 5 (multiuse)
and I can use the enum MyDll.MyEnum (I always prefer to
specify from which module the type is declared, to be safe)
It should  work also with  globalmultiuse classes.

Anything declared in a bas module is private to the dll (i.e. to the
local project)

Marco

> The Enum definition must be GLOBALLY scoped. Place it in a code module, 
then
it works.
This problem is corrected in VB.NET with which you can define the enum in
the module where it is used and exposed externally.