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  1. Re: [RESOLVED] Register DLL's at runtime (to allow for late-binding)

    I'm assuming we're still talking about dsofile.dll:

    If you use regsvr32, it will register in HKLM.
    If you use regedit /s with my script, it will register in HKCU.
    It's registered in both places...
  2. Re: [RESOLVED] Register DLL's at runtime (to allow for late-binding)

    If you're creating your own DLL, you can register it any where you want. In fact, I recommend you choose HKCU to allow non-admins to use it. CreateObject finds the association no matter where it is...
  3. Re: [RESOLVED] Register DLL's at runtime (to allow for late-binding)

    > Why CreateObject looks only HKLM and not HKCU ?

    CreateObject just looks for the "DSOFile.OleDocumentProperties" object, no matter where it is in the Windows registry.

    By default, dsofile.dll...
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    Directory Index and Search

    Here is my script for indexing a directory (any directory, including network drives - should work with UNC paths too) and searching for matching files. In this version, it simply executes the files...
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    Re: How to "Silently" use Dlls in Excel?

    I just posted a solution that might fit your problem: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=507228
    You don't have to change the DLL, just manually register it in a way that doesn't violate the...
  6. [RESOLVED] Register DLL's at runtime (to allow for late-binding)

    The first way to use DLL functions is to early bind, using Tools>References on the VBE menu. However, this prevents you from deploying your code (unless you manually set up each user).

    The second...
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