How can I view a Dll`s functions?

[might]

I have a dll file that I think it does the work I want to do in my project. But the file is not popular (such as gdi32 or user32), so there`s no article or tutorial online or in a book, and I don`t know much about it, except its functions (I find them in the "Imported functions table" of an application). And you know, I must know the arguments of the functions to use in my project. I haven`t got its type library and can`t add it to "References" in VB. Is there a way to view its functions and properties like VB`s Object Browser?
Please help

[parksie]

If it's exporting functions it's not a COM DLL (the only type where you can use the object browser). You can easily get the function name and the TOTAL size of the arguments required, but you can't get the individual parameters. What DLL is it?

[Vlatko]

YOu can view the names of the functions in the DLL by using a utility like Dependancy Walker (comes with VC++) but that is all. You can't see the parameters.

[might]

You both faster than jet engines, mates

Parksie:
What dll is it?

AGM.DLL of Adobe

[parksie]

Sorry mate, unless you have specific information on how to use the functions (not to mention any Types needed) you're basically stuck.

[TheSarlacc]

there is also a DOS program called viewdll.com and it allows u to check what DLL's a EXE uses. thought it may be useful if i told ya.

[might]

Thanks for all of your replies, mates.

Please excuise me for my little knowledge about dlls.

So, is there anyway to find the type library of agm.dll . Cause I really need to use its functions.

Thanks for your replies again.

[parksie]

Standard DLLs have no type library. In this case there is nothing you can do.