Mark,

You don't say how you built the DLL. There is an example VC++ project on my website under Samples, Spyin. You need to use a macro in the .cpp file or use an entry in the .DEF file for the function to export at all. And the name is case sensitive.

If you are using VFP to build the DLL you have a COM object that used with CreateObject() not DECLARE DLL.

>Hi All,
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>I have a weird problem (looks weird to me). Assume a DLL called Test with a function called test1. If I do;
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>DECLARE test1 IN Test.dll
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>I get no error. But when I try to use the function I get the "Cannot find entry point" error. Why is that?? I would understand the error while declaring Test2 or something that's not in the DLL, but the declaring goes fine. What's going on here?