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    Sasmi
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    You say that ‘you need to generate a new GUID so you have a new version’ how to generate a new GUID. I see on Project Property Window a ‘DLL Base Address’ is it useful for me please help me. Sasmi

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      You say that ‘you need to generate a new GUID so you have a new version’ how to generate a new GUID. I see on Project Property Window a ‘DLL Base Address’ is it useful for me please help me. Sasmi

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      Please don't make a new post when you're discussing the same problem, respond to my post instead. Do you know what a GUID is ? It's the unique ID that represents your COM object. The base address has nothing to do with it. I have to admit, I have no idea how it's set in VB6, I've only done it in C++. From memory, there's a text file which contains the GUID. Do NOT make up a GUID, use the tool to generate one for you. Make sure you also give it a new name, because in VB you generally use the name, not the GUID.

      Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

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        Please don't make a new post when you're discussing the same problem, respond to my post instead. Do you know what a GUID is ? It's the unique ID that represents your COM object. The base address has nothing to do with it. I have to admit, I have no idea how it's set in VB6, I've only done it in C++. From memory, there's a text file which contains the GUID. Do NOT make up a GUID, use the tool to generate one for you. Make sure you also give it a new name, because in VB you generally use the name, not the GUID.

        Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

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        Thanks for giving direction. Sasmi

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