VB DLL's are automation objects (ActiveX, OLE Server, other names). You would call them like so:

Private Sub txtOrder_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)
   Dim myDLL As SCheck.StringCheck

   Set myDLL = New SCheck.StringCheck

   KeyAscii = myDLL.NumericOnly(KeyAscii) 'Returns zero if not numeric.

End Sub

You would need to add a reference to your project prior to this. HTH

>Hi I created my own DLL in visual basic call SCheck.dll the project had only one file in it call StringCheck.cls. In this class there were different functions NumericOnly, AlphOnly, etc... When I go to declare a function in a program that is in that dll I get a message say that it couldn't find the entry point and I'm a bit confused why it won't work here is a piece of sample code from a program that I'm writing.
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>Option Explicit
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>Private Declare Function NumericOnly Lib "C:\VBProjects\DLLS\SCheck.dll" (ByVal ASCIIVal As Integer) As Integer
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>Private Sub txtOrder_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)
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> KeyAscii = NumericOnly(KeyAscii) 'Returns zero if not numeric.
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>End Sub
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>Please help!!!!!
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>Thank you,
>Derek J. Klingman
>System Programmer
>Micro League Software
>www.MicroLeagueSoftware.com