I understood about half of that. I think I'm tired. I'll come back to it tomorrow, but if this helps, it is an OLE on a form right now, but I want to just have the OLE in a PRG so I can create a DLL that is accessed from another EXE during runtime.

>>Almost. OLEPUBLIC is just a keyword, like PUBLIC. But I am trying to make a PRG-based class of the visual OLE that is based on Winsock. I didn't know that converting from the visual to code was an option in the Class Browser.
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>Take your existing form, open it in the class browser, then use View Code button.
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>Grab the code and translate it into the program.
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>Unfortunately, I'm afraid you would run into limitation. You would not be able to add an object to the class based on session. It has to be a form.
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>Or you can have two classes. One is session based and another Winsock based. This way it would work.
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>>>Are you working with the existing visual form class and trying to convert it into OLEPUBLIC class based on session?
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>>>Start from the visual form and check the code in the Class Browser. Then convert it.
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