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jmt
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 Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now and they don't want to port to 32-bit. What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++ 6.0.
Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
Jeff
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| Tue, 22 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? Check this out:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm jim
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? Check this out:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm jim
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? Check this out:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm jim
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? Check this out:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm jim
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? Check this out:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm jim
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? Check this out:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm jim
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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Jim
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Thunking, 16-bit app calls 32-bit DLL??? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/sdkdoc/dasdk/odbc8x6b.htm
Quote: > I'm writing a 16-bit application in VB 4.0. Because I have to, its my > companies requirements and the app has been worked on for a long time now > and they don't want to port to 32-bit. > What I need to do is to call a 32-bit DLL, which I created using MSVC++
6.0.
> Sounds cookoo but thats my company requirements... I need to pass a string
> from within my 16-bit VB 4.0 app to my 32-bit DLL . How can I do this and
> where can I get the information or code examples if possible.
> Thank so much for your help. Please reply email...
> Jeff
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| Wed, 23 Jan 2002 03:00:00 GMT |
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