>Thanks for the response. Are you saying that a DLL created in VFP or VB cannot be accessed without creating an object?
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>Jim

Yes, at least in VFP. I just wish I could spell CREATEOBJECT(). I don't believe that you can do it in VB, but I'm not 100% sure of this, since I don't it that well. Anyway, I think VFP and VB are only capable of creating COM DLLs.

You can, however, create an ActiveX control in it, which you can't do in VFP.