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I figured out how to import an old .dll from another platform.
I copied the .dll directly into the \program files\NT folder - haven't tried the MyDocs\Custom location.
1) You may have to add any relevant declarations in the "Using declarations" region if you need some functions not included by default. In my case I needed to add "using System.Runtime.InteropServices;"
2) Under the "public class" region, you will have to add the .dll, and its parameters:
e.g.
public class MyIndicator : Indicator
{
[DllImport("MyExternal.dll")]
public static extern double MyX_SetDouble(double param1, double param2);
#region Variables
.... your variables, etc
#endregion
