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  1. Jul 12th, 2000, 01:43 PM #1
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    Is there a way that you can create an object of a program so that you can have your program do things with that program.

    What I am doing deals with emulators into mainframes. We use a program that does it, but it crashes all the time, and rather than using another program with another program with the emulator I would like reference the emulator as an object.

    Is there a way that you can do this?

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    You can create objects of another program if that program includes ActiveX Dll's which contains Classes you can use for communication... If that's the case you can put the dll in references and create an object
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