>>>Good to hear. IMO, you should still use some type of error logging.
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>>>>OK, I finally found the problem, my class is based on another class, both are in the project which I used to create the DLL, but... I did not realize that in the base class I am using another class that is in a PRG that was NOT on the project, I added it and not it works fine.
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>>>>Thanks Craig!
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>>I do, that base class is there just to do that, it has an Error and LogError procedures, but they did not get fired in this case, I checked the log and there was nothing there, maybe for the error was in the Init?
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>The morale of the story: the error logger is the first thing to do in .init() :).

In hindsight, I should have used more try -catchs... but I wrote that crap more than 10 years ago! But the question is why Error does not fire? I did a test and it should, and I know that the Error procedure works, for I can see in the log past errors, but... now I am happy that everything works, and I spent too much time already with this issue, and I doubt we are going to need it again, as we are moving all our code to c# anyways.