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A.Lem
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 calling a 16-bit dll from a 32-bit application

I am trying to find out how to make call to a 16-bit dll from a 32-bit
application. Off course the conventional declare-statement does not
work. Could anybody tell me if it is possible to make such a call and if
so how to make such a call?

Arnoud.



Sun, 07 Nov 1999 03:00:00 GMT  
John Harringt
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 calling a 16-bit dll from a 32-bit application

Write a 16-Bit server to call the 16-bit DLL, then use OLE to access the server
from your 32-bit program.

  >I am trying to find out how to make call to a 16-bit dll from a 32-bit
  >application. Off course the conventional declare-statement does not
  >work. Could anybody tell me if it is possible to make such a call and if
  >so how to make such a call?
  >
  >Arnoud.



Sun, 07 Nov 1999 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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