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How to Call .dll component in Appliacation Appwizard .exe app

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    i have created a .dll component and i want to call in my main exe appliacation. how i will do it.

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      i have created a .dll component and i want to call in my main exe appliacation. how i will do it.

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      jananjoy wrote: .dll component Are you creating a ATL/COM based DLL or RAW Win32/MFC based DLL, Please clarify, as procedure for loading is Different

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        i have created a .dll component and i want to call in my main exe appliacation. how i will do it.

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        First u load library function with argument as path to that dll. with using that handle u can access functions which are exporting from dll with regards........ Kiran Kumar Singani

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