>I'm not sure what you mean. The class is a custom class with one added method (Public). I call the custom method (crop) several times, so I placed the DLL Define's in the init method of the class.

For example, if the method was not a member of the class, but rather another class, you might see that sort of compiler error because there was no internal (the DECLARE) that could be resolved. You might also see it if the declarations were in the Init method of a parent class with the child class having it's own Init without a DoDefault(). These are simply WAGs, because I can't think of anything else that would account for the behavior you're seeing.

As long as the DLL functions are declared prior to being called, it should still work in spite of the compiler errors.