>>Hi Bryan,
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>>Since VFP DLLs are COM objects, you use the CREATEOBJECT() syntax to interface with them. However, I believe that C++ can also be used to create DLLs that are also COM objects. In this case, you wouldn't have to make any changes to the calling code. Otherwise, the DECLARE - DLL syntax would be required.
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>Thanks, George. That's exactly what I needed to know. You're the man!

You're welcome, Bryan. Good to see you (virtually speaking). BTW, yes, you can use C++ to create COM objects. However, I don't know for certain, when it comes to deployment time, if it will have to be re-registered in the registry or not. Further, if it's an OCX, it will be.