Hi -

I created a ActiveX DLL using a set of functions that we use regularly.  I
included a Sub Main () and it seemed to compile fine. I ran Regsvr32.exe
against it and that worked, also.  Now when I try and access any of the
functions in the DLL I get the Can't find DLL entry point error.  The DLL is
in the windows\system directory & I have declared the functions in the
project that I am calling them from.

Thanks.

- Tom

An ActiveX DLL created in VB is only callable using OLE, not using the
"Declare" syntax. I remember reading something in the group a while back
about a way to fake it out by messing around with the linker attributes, but
by default you have to use OLE to call your common functions.

Hope this isn't too bad news.