>>>>For example, the DLL has a Test() method that raises a test event. There should be a way that I can access that event from with VFP so that I can attach code to it. (Keep in mind that this is not done in a form, just raw code.)
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>>>Do you mean you have some code in that event and it does not fire? If this is the case, try AutoYield=.F.
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>>Isn't AutoYield only for OCXs?
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>It may well be the case.
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>>But he wants to attach VFP code to the event, which is probably a Windows message. And this leads to the fact that he needs to create an OCX in VB. Am I right?
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>Yes, however, there might be a way to do it but it may not worth it. What if the event maintain a property of that DLL and we have a VFP timer which will check for that property change to execute some VFP code and reset the property after?

Well, from one of his messages (the one that gives a code sample), it's pretty clear that he created, in fact, an OCX in VB. Which, is the same as an ActiveX DLL.

Vlad