C# DLL cannot affect value of a number passed by reference from a VB6 application

by 
dll.Increment( num )

Because you are using parentheses, the value is forcibly passed by value, not by reference (the compiler creates a temporary copy and passes that by reference).

Remove the parentheses:

dll.Increment num

EDIT: A more complete explanation by MarkJ.

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