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    Hi, I want call a MFC regular DLL from a API program. The MFC DLL is supposed to be a dialog baesd application which can open the file and display the chart. My questions are 1) Is it possible to do so ? 2) How it is called within API program ? 3) Can anyone supply some sample code ? thanks in advance. Daniel

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      Hi, I want call a MFC regular DLL from a API program. The MFC DLL is supposed to be a dialog baesd application which can open the file and display the chart. My questions are 1) Is it possible to do so ? 2) How it is called within API program ? 3) Can anyone supply some sample code ? thanks in advance. Daniel

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      1. See 2. 2. What is an "API program" 3. Google may be able to. If you are asking how to use a MFC library from a non-MFC program, then I am not sure if that is possible. You would need to ensure that all function calls provide the parameters in the form required by the MFC classes.

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