Hi Christopher,

we are also busy registering fox-dlls. Your DLL must at least contain 1 olepublic class. A simple Foxpro dl than looks as following;

define class as custom olepublic



enddefine

Than you wil be able to build a foxpro DLL using the build option in Foxpro.
The machine on which you built the dll will automatially register itself with that DLL, such a dll can be registered on another machine using
REGSERV32 mydll.dll

If you build a comserver (EXE) and execute that on your machine you have to use a commandline parameter:

mycomserver.exe /REGSERVER

Now the DLL should have been registered.

-- Erwin