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  1. Mar 21st, 2003, 12:21 AM #1
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    Question How to create my own dll?

    Can someone point me to some good information
    on how to create my own dll's in VB?

    I'm looking for:
    Sample Code
    Descriptions of all settings/values in VB related to creating dll

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  2. Mar 21st, 2003, 05:41 AM #2
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    you want to make a dll just like the windows' dll's that you can call functions by declaring them?? that is possible, but really tough to do!
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    No, it is equally simple with creating DCOM DLL/ActiveX DLL.
    Just need some special linker, such as GUI Linker Pro
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