>Hi Everyone,
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>I have a DLL which is created in VB.
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>And then, in my VFP coding I had a coding createobject() which creates an automation object of my VB DLL. What I would wanted to do is that if my DLL is found in the same directory of my application, I will use that DLL and not the DLL that is found in the \SYSTEM32 which was previously registered.
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>Is this possible? How?
You would need to write your own custom handlers for this. Such as checking if the file is in the local folder, if so, then register it, after you close your program you may want to then reregister the control that was previously registered as to not interfere with other applications.
Brian Seekford
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