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    Post dll in vb

    Please tell me how to create a dll
    How we can instatiate it
    i need to do an invoice comp
    i am new to this area.
    please let me know in simple words

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    follow these steps:

    1.start a new active dll project

    2.add some classes to it

    3. compile it and make a activex dll

    4. close this project

    (well done ....your dll is ready for use ....)

    5.start a new standard exe project

    6.from the references option browse and select the dll that you just created.
    (this would register your dll and also included it into your project)

    7. do u want me to explain any further .......
    (everything is served and need only start eating(using))
    sudhir shetty .

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    oh yea and the functions/subs/properties that you want to be "visible" to the application using the dll(TLB) have to be public.
    Don't go away mad, just go away.

    Bam-Bam

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    You can created a Active Dll project and can add many class in it.
    Then, compile the project. If you wanted to use dll. choose the menu Project -> Reference-> indicate file dll as you created it.
    Good luck!

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    Read Karl Moore's COM-tutorial in the tutorials section on this site. I know it helped my out a lot on this subject.

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    Actually that tutorial is on VBWorld.com
    But it is all still part of the VBWorld Network.

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