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Changing a Library Reference Location in VB 6.0

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iehunter

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Jul 11, 2002
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I'm trying to use the HostExplorer objects in a VB 6.0 program to start a Telnet session. When I go to Project, References and click on the HostExplorer Library reference, the location shown is C:\Program Files\Novell\Lan Workplace Pro\TN5250\bin\novtrm32.EXE. However, I need it to point to HostEx32.exe, assuming this is the correct reference.

I tried using the Browse button to change the location or add a reference, however, nothing happened. Does anyone know how I can change this reference?

Thanks.
 
iehunter,

I think the reference you want to include has to be a .dll file. If it is, use the browse button to navigate to it through the proper folders. Because it is a .dll, the window will "see" it and show you a checkbox with the name of the reference beside it. Check it, and it will be included. Hope that helped.

Ortho
 
Thanks, Ortho, for your response. When I tried to add a dll, I got an error: Can't add a reference to the specified file. Anyway, I'm not sure which dll should be added...
 
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