| Re: Register a dll, why and when?
"Sven Pran" <no.direct@mail.please> wrote in message
news:OBylKIrrIHA.552@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...[color=blue]
>I have an appcation that includes a dll I have written and which is of
>interest to other application makers.
>
> One of them has written an MS Access database application using VBA, he
> wants to use my dll and approached me telling me that he could not
> "register" this dll so he could not call it from his application.
>
> I do not know anything about registering dll modules, my installation
> program (INNO) simply installs them to the windows\system folder and
> that's it. (I have wondered whether to install to \system or to \system32,
> but as long as \system works I'm happy about using that)[/color]
#1 -- You're posting to the wrong NG. You should be posting to a MS
programmer's NG about something like this.
#2 -- You should not be installing DLL(s) in the System32 directory that's
basically reserved for O/S DLL(s) or DLL(s) that can be used across
applications (common DLL(s)) that can be used by more than one program or
application.
#3 -- You should place DLL(s) such as the one you're talking about in the
directory where the executable resides and register the DLL from that
location. |