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    Hi friends .. I have one doubt regarding one 3rd party DLL.I want to generate new DLL. My logic is 1. import 3rd party DLL 2. new dll = 3rd party dll 3.create new dll is my way is correct?please explain me!!

    *****THANKS N ADVANCE**** Mathen.K (I WILL TRY MY LEVEL BEST )

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      Hi friends .. I have one doubt regarding one 3rd party DLL.I want to generate new DLL. My logic is 1. import 3rd party DLL 2. new dll = 3rd party dll 3.create new dll is my way is correct?please explain me!!

      *****THANKS N ADVANCE**** Mathen.K (I WILL TRY MY LEVEL BEST )

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      If you only want to use a third party DLL you may simply add reference of DLL in your project and create an object of the class. If you want to inherit the existing DLL and want to extend functionality of existing class or control, by creating your own custom class library. Use following steps- 1) Start a project of type class library . 2) Add reference of existing DLL file. 3) Inherit the existing class, such as – public class Class1:ExistingDll.ExistingClass { public Class1() { // // TODO: Add constructor logic here // } } After this you may extend functionalities of existing class. I hope this helps. -Dave.

      Dave Traister, ComponentOne LLC. www.componentone.com

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