Alex
 

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

Alex
 

Hi
see your other post

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


alex wrote:
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