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>James,
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>In addition to DF's case sensitivity points below, it's also possible that the function is called something slightly different than the docs say. Use depends.exe (visual 6.0 tools on my VS install) to examine the dll and check the function name.
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>Cheers,
>
>Andrew
>
>>James,
>>
>>I'd first guess it's not a COM object DLL, is it an API type DLL?
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>>declare long GetEC in acrypt.dll integer arg1...
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>>Substituting the correct return/arg types.
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>>Also this kind of API entry point is case sensitive, the DECLARE must use the name case stored in the DLL. ie GETEC != GetEC != GetEc != getec
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>>>Trying to access a dll called acrypt32.dll. Function is GetEC. I am getting a "cannot find entry point" error. I have checked the case and it still doesn't work. On the UT someone suggested creating an object, ie:
>>>
>>>Local oObject
>>>oObject = Createobject("acrypt32.GetEC")
>>>
>>>This returns the error: Class definition ACRYPT32.GETEC not found.