Visual Basic, What's the differance between a ActiveX.dll and regular dll's

What's the differance between a ActiveX.dll and regular dll's

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Dave LaPor #1 / 2	What's the differance between a ActiveX.dll and regular dll's I have recently learned how to create a ActiveX.dll with VB5. I have learned that the dll can only be used as an instance of a dll object. Why is that. are these dll's different from other dll's ie: like those created in C++, where the programmer can access a dlls functions through function calls...? Thanks Dave LaPorte.
Fri, 15 Dec 2000 03:00:00 GMT

VBDi #2 / 2	What's the differance between a ActiveX.dll and regular dll's LaPorte) schreibt: Quote: >are these dll's different from other dll's ie: >like those created in C++, where the programmer can access a dlls >functions through function calls...? Yes, the ActiveX dll's really are VB applications, that can act as OLE servers, but not as "real" dll's, as you can create with other compilers. DoDi
Sun, 17 Dec 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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