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Visual Basic 6.3
How can I create a DLL file in Visual Basic 6.3. The Make
*.DLL File command on the File Menu is not present on this version whereas it is on V.B. 6.0.....? |
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Visual Basic 6.3
Hi John,
I think you may be confusing VB6 (VB), VB7 (vb dot net) and VBA (visual basic for applications), as the latter is used in Excel. VBA has no make file ability for .exe, .dll or anything else. Code is compiled at run time in VBA. -- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "John S Malamon" wrote in message ... How can I create a DLL file in Visual Basic 6.3. The Make *.DLL File command on the File Menu is not present on this version whereas it is on V.B. 6.0.....? |
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Visual Basic 6.3
VBA has no make file ability for .exe, .dll or anything else.
The Developer Edition can compile code to ActiveX DLLs to create COM add-ins. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "jaf" wrote in message ... Hi John, I think you may be confusing VB6 (VB), VB7 (vb dot net) and VBA (visual basic for applications), as the latter is used in Excel. VBA has no make file ability for .exe, .dll or anything else. Code is compiled at run time in VBA. -- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "John S Malamon" wrote in message ... How can I create a DLL file in Visual Basic 6.3. The Make *.DLL File command on the File Menu is not present on this version whereas it is on V.B. 6.0.....? |
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