Hello Everyone,

I wish to create an ActiveX Dll in VB and then use it in another VB program
without reference it.  Basically, is there anyway I can export the VB Dll so
that other programs, such as VB or VC++ programs can use it?  I heard that
www.desaware.com has SpyWorks that will do this, but is there anything
equivalent to this?  Thanks a lot.

Eric

If you create a public class called "MyClass" and compile it in a project
called "MyDLL", then you can create an instance of it in another VB program
without adding a reference by:
Dim myclass As Object
Set myclass = CreateObject("MyDLL.MyClass")

Note the dll does have to be registered on the machine.

If you mean export the functions from a standard dll, then yes, you need
something like SpyWorks.