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Default HELP!! Excel Add-in Problem

I have an Excel Add-in (XLL) that was created in Visual C++ 6.0 and run
great in Excel on Windows 95/98/ME and XP machines.

I have a person using it in Windows 2000 though and when they add it
the add-in works fine. However, after they leave Excel and come back
the program gives the message "This file is not in a recognizabl
format". To use the add-in, the person has to Add it back in. This ha
to be done everytime Excel is opened.

I had this problem on a Windows XP machine and I copied the window
dlls mfc42.dll and msvcrt.dll to the windows/system folder and i
corrected it. I haven't had any luck with the Windows 2000 machin
though.

Has anyone had this problem? Any fix for it???
Thank you!
jen

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