Thanks for the reply Ed!

None of the suggestions worked. I took a look in the type lib and the sections that relate to dllregister and dllunregister werent there. I rebuilt the DLL and with rebuild all and regenerate component ids (which I had already done several times < g >) the dll worked.

Go figure!

Thanks ,
Rick

>>Using VFP 6, sp3 I build a singlethreaded DLL (xyz.dll) on one machine (development machine). I try to register the DLL on another machine (production machine) which already has VFP sp3 installed. I get the following error message when I try to register it with REGSVR32
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>>"XYZ.DLL was loaded, but the DLLRegisterServer entry point was not found. DLLRegisterServer may not be exported or a corrupt version of XYZ.DLL may be in memory. Consider using PView to detect and remove it."
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>>Has anyone experienced this?
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>The error usually indicates that the .DLL header that defines the basic normal (non-COM) entrypoints can't be found, or that a copy of the .DLL is already loaded. I'd try 3 things:
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>(1) Copy REGSVR32.EXE off a machine that will register the .DLL onto the problem machine. It's possible that a very old version of REGSVR32 is on the problem system, or the copy is corrupted.
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>(2) Go to the FAQ and read Paul Tatavu's FAQ entry on direct registration of COM components without REGSVR32; implement his code and see if you can register the object using API calls. If it works, again the copy of REGSVR32 is suspect.
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>(3) Get a registry cleaning tool and run it against the system registry - it may have reached it's maximum size or may have some internal references interfering with the registration data being written properly. MS offered one as an unsupported app, called REGCLEAN - at one point, it was removed because it sometimes damaged a registry accidentally; the bad version was withdrawn and a later version released, but I do not know if there is a version available currently. Most of the utility suites like Norton and McAfee have registry repair and cleaning utilities, and Win98's System Info tool includes a Registry Checker.
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>>If i try to register it on the development machine with REGSVR32 it registers fine, but on any other machine I get the above error.
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>>I copied the VBR and TLB files with the DLL.