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To incorporate a C# class into a VB.NET project, you’ll need to follow these steps:

1. Add a new project to your solution: First, go to the File menu in Visual Studio and select “Add New Project”. In the dialog box that appears, choose the language you want to use (in this case, C#), and select “Class Library” as the project type.

2. Name your project: Next, give your project a name that makes sense and click “OK”.

3. Write your C# class: Once your new C# project is open, write your class as you normally would.

4. Build the C# project: When you’re done writing your C# class, build the project by going to the Build menu and selecting “Build Solution” (or pressing Ctrl+Shift+B).

5. Add a reference to the C# project: Now switch back to your VB.NET project and go to the Solution Explorer. Right-click on your project and select “Add Reference”. In the dialog box that appears, find the C# project you just created and select it.

6. Use the C# class in your VB.NET project: With the reference added, you can now use your C# class in your VB.NET code. Simply create an instance of the class and call its methods and properties as you normally would.

That’s it! By following these steps, you can easily incorporate a C# class into your VB.NET project.