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I am using the following code to declare a dll function
Declare Function GenDate from "mydll" () as long This is working well with the dll stored on the window system folder, however it does not work if the dll "mydll" is stored at the working folder. Is there any way to solve this problem (not adding environment system variable)? Thanks |
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Startrun regsvr32.exe "C:\Mypath\myfile.dll" -- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com wrote in message ... I am using the following code to declare a dll function Declare Function GenDate from "mydll" () as long This is working well with the dll stored on the window system folder, however it does not work if the dll "mydll" is stored at the working folder. Is there any way to solve this problem (not adding environment system variable)? Thanks |
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