OK, thanks, I can see now what you mean, except can't you call those dll's
from
VB(A) with a normal Declare?
Could you post a simple example showing some code that uses this that is
useful to
users of this forum.

RBS



"Akihito Yamashiro" wrote in message
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Thank you for your interest in my post.
The two main advantages of the methods introduced in this post are the
following.
1. The dll, which is written with the cdecl calling convention, can be
called.
2. The dll's name can be set dynamically, allowing for the development of
programs using plugins.
(The dll's name cannot be set dynamically within a declare function
syntax.)