Thanks in advance,

    It sounds like your problem is that you are adding the ".DLL" file to
your project's link settings.  The dynamic link library is not like a static
library and you cannot do this.  Instead, you must supply an import library
to which your application will link.  This is typically created for you when
you do one of four things in a .DLL project:  a) use __declspec(dllexport)
to export symbols; b) use the /DEF option to the linker settings explicity;
c) use of the /DEF option in a #pragma to modify link settings; or c) create
.DEF file and add it to the source files in your project. I typically choose
the latter since it is easier to maintain as one unit, doesn't get lost in
the code or project settings and is useful for aliasing, forwarding
reference, providing non-named exports and eliminating all name mangling for
other languages that want to use the library.  Just add this .LIB file to
your client applications link settings for all builds and you should be
fine.

Regards,

Joe