>I don't think you can do that!
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>What are you trying to do?
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>Mike Baty

I am using DLLs made in VFP (Automation Servers) in VB. ie as COM Components (or Active X controls ). Actually I am dealing with Foxpro Tables in VB. Because of various reasons, I had to deal with them in Foxpro way only. So I made the DLLs and using functions written in those DLL in VB. Noth that you need to have VFP Runtime to support this.

Hope you understood. Still any elobaration, be free to ask.