James,

It looks like my COM server is not being instantiated. Is there some code that needs to be added to instantiate the ApplicationCOM object for the DLL?

TIA

Rex

>>Victor,
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>>Nope, same problem. All I get is the message saying that the class definition is not found.
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>>BTW, yesterday I added a couple of STRTOFile command to my ApplicationCOM object in order to see if the object was being created. No file was created. I now assume that the application object is not being created which would mean I could not access any of the class definitions.
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>>Does this sound reasonable?
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>>TIA
>>
>>Rex
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>>>Any luck? That's pretty strange that you can't get to work. I've had alot of success with Mere Mortals COM Objects. If you can give me more info on what's happening I'll keep trying.
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>>>Good Luck!
>
>Class definition not found means that your class can't be instantiated from the COM server. Are you sure you marked the class you are trying instantitae as Ole public?