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Hard Code DLL Reference in VBA
Hi,
I 've created a DLL (from VB6) which is basically a progress bar. If i want to use it i have to go to Tools-- References to reference it. The problem is that if you are spreading the application to a number of people you can't go around referencing the dll again and again.. I copied the file to our server and referenced it from there but for each new user i have to re-reference it again Is there any way to 'hard code' the reference so that it works 'straight from the box'? Any advice much appreciated, Regards, Alex |
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