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can we know whether our dll is registered or not

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    hi everybody im new to the windows programming please let me know that how can i know whether my dll is registered or not. and how can we know that in our system which dlls are registered and which are not. i'm confident that there are lot of people who would help me out. thanx a lot in advance.

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      hi everybody im new to the windows programming please let me know that how can i know whether my dll is registered or not. and how can we know that in our system which dlls are registered and which are not. i'm confident that there are lot of people who would help me out. thanx a lot in advance.

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      Not all DLLs can be registered. Those that can will have exported DllRegisterServer() and DllUnregisterServer() functions.


      "The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

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        Not all DLLs can be registered. Those that can will have exported DllRegisterServer() and DllUnregisterServer() functions.


        "The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

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        HI David thanx for ur comment but i want to know the utility which can give us the listing of the dlls which are registered with the system and which are not. if there is any coding related to this please do let me know . i know u would have the solution for this problem thanx a lot

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