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    cross process..........?

    hai guider's of me,

    What is meaning of this term 'cross process' in ActiveX DLL?
    Pls explain me?.

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    Re: cross process..........?

    In which context did you read that ?

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    Re: cross process..........?

    Hai,
    I read in Visual Basic 6.0 block book for beginners. Actually I am studing about differances between ActiveX exe and ActiveX dll. In this book it says ActiveX exe doesn't support cross process. But ActiveX dll supports cross process. According to this context I asked you about this cross process?

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    Re: cross process..........?

    I think it means that an ActiveX DLL can be used by more than one process, while an EXE can't. It would be good if you could supply the actual quote, because "cross process" is not a thing in itself, but rather it would be "cross process <something>" I think. Given that this is a VB.NET forum and VB.NET is not generally used to create ActiveX objects, do you think you're posting in the right place?
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    Re: cross process..........?

    sorry-------

    i am talking about visual Basic. I thing I posted wrongly.

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