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    standard modules in ActiveX

    hi,

    I have a problem with the activeX DLL's, plz help.
    Can we view the standard modules of an activeX dll from the object browser? coz i have included some standard modules in my activeX dll project which is not available or visible in the object browser when i include the DLL in some other project. If it is not possible to view the standard module of an activeX dll then how come we see the standard modules of VB and VBA in the object browser?
    plz help.

    jayant

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    Because they are not standard modules. Any code in a standard module is static and not associated with a particular instance of the class(es) of your project. What you are probably seeing is code that is in a class module marked as GlobalMultiUse.

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    crptcblade is far behind in his knowledge on ActiveX technology

    Global MultiUse Classes are different and Standard Modules are different. Open the Object Browser, take a look at VB, VBA and other 2 standard libraries that are automatically included in your project files. Standard Modules are marked as standard modules and classes are marked as classes(take a look at those icons on the left side of each module). and still if you think that they are not Standard Modules but Global Multiuse class then open the Type Library of VB, VBA etc. (using some tool) and browse through it and you will understand what it is.

    My dear friend, with all the respect, you really need some more practise.

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