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Jun 20th, 2002, 12:27 PM
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Can a set of modules be made into Active X exe?
Hi there,
Ok, I'm relatively new to using and creating Active x exe's and I was wondering something.
If I have more then one VB project that uses the same set of modules, I believe there are 18 modules, can I create an Active x exe, or dll, so I don't have to reuse the modules in each project. The problem is the size of the modules is making each project, when compiled, fairly big. Since I will have quite a few projects, I don't want this massively large amount of hard drive space used when someone installs the finished product, which is a collection of projects.
All the VB projects will be on the same computer, so when I'm done there will be around 20 vb projects, and all 20 as of now will have the exact same set of modules. There will be no difference at all between the modules.
If anyone can help or offer suggestions I will greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!!
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Jun 20th, 2002, 12:43 PM
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a hand full of modules shouldn't make your exe much larger, but if the same applications are going to use them then it would be good to put them in a dll. One thing though you can't just move the modules into a dll and use it like that you'll need to convert the modules into class modules/objects. If you are not familiar with that then search around the forums here and study up first. As always you can ask more questions if you get stuck converting the module logic into objects.
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