can I turn a few DLLs into an ocx?

hello,

I need to use a number of DLLs in my programs.
I wanted to know if there is a way to turn them in to one easy to use ocx.
is this even possible? if so, how can I do that?

thanks

:wave:

Yea easy.
How you do it though would depend on what you want to do, and how you want to use the code.

I would prefer one easy to use DLL than an OCX.

Woka

the thing is, I have a few already made DLLs and I want to use them all
together, and to that maybe even add more code...
can you guide me hoe to do that?

thanks

1) errrr...add them all into your project???
2) errrr...just add code to the DLL's and recompile

:confused:

Woka

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Originally Posted by Wokawidget

1) errrr...add them all into your project???
2) errrr...just add code to the DLL's and recompile

:confused:

Woka

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Make sure you choose activex project when you create you new project to put them in.

Karl Moore had a good tutorial on this but I dont know where it is since vbworld was taken over.

Whats Karl doing these days?

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Originally Posted by agmorgan

Make sure you choose activex project when you create you new project to put them in.

Karl Moore had a good tutorial on this but I dont know where it is since vbworld was taken over.

Whats Karl doing these days?

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Is ths what you are referring to?
ActiveX Tutorial

Remember, an .OCX houses visual ActiveX objects. If all your .DLLs are non-visual in nature, they should be placed in a common ActiveX .DLL, not an .OCX.

so all I need to do is put the DLLs in a activex dll, add my code, and I'm done?
I don't need to register the DLLs?

thanks

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Originally Posted by dekelc

so all I need to do is put the DLLs in a activex dll, add my code, and I'm done?
I don't need to register the DLLs?

thanks

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Put the DLL's in a another DLL???
Eh?
Register what DLL's?

WHat?
Think you need to give a lot more explanation of what you are trying to do :(

WOka

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Originally Posted by dekelc

so all I need to do is put the DLLs in a activex dll, add my code, and I'm done?
I don't need to register the DLLs?

thanks

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Only ActiveX DLLs need to be registered.