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Default How do I register my dll complied with ATL to a different PC?

I complied a dll file using Active Template Library with Visual C++ 5. The
compiler automatically registers on my PC so that I can see and use via
reference with Visual Basic or VBA. However, I intend to use this dll on a
different machine that does not have the C++ compiler.

How do I transfer my dll to a different PC so that it can be used with
Visual Basic or VBA on a different machine?

Thanks in advance
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YS LUI wrote:
I complied a dll file using Active Template Library with Visual C++ 5. The
compiler automatically registers on my PC so that I can see and use via
reference with Visual Basic or VBA. However, I intend to use this dll on a
different machine that does not have the C++ compiler.

How do I transfer my dll to a different PC so that it can be used with
Visual Basic or VBA on a different machine?

Thanks in advance


Start/Run
cmd

From command line

regsvr32 your.dll

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