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    Gerosa
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    I built a dll in VB to run under internet explorer. Into the dll I need to open a new window, but I need to access the methods and variables into the dll in the new page. Does anyone know how can I do this? thanks

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      I built a dll in VB to run under internet explorer. Into the dll I need to open a new window, but I need to access the methods and variables into the dll in the new page. Does anyone know how can I do this? thanks

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      When you said that you made a .dll that runs under Internet Explorer did you mean within IE, such as a component for an .asp page, or did you mean that you are using a pluggin to access the Internet from a VB app? The solution should be rather simple in either situation. For example: Visual Basic Solution - Inside New Window

      Dim a As [ClassName]
      Set a = CreateObject("[ProjectName].[ClassName]")
      a.[ListOfMethods]

      ...when done, clean up...
      Set a = nothing

      VBScript ASP Solution - Inside New Window

      Dim a
      Set a = Server.CreateObject("[ProjectName].[ClassName]")
      a.[ListOfMethods]

      ...when done, clean up...
      Set a = nothing

      I hope that I understood your problem correctly, if not, just let me know. HTH Nick Parker

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