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how to use vb dll in vc++

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how to use vb dll in vc++

how to use vb dll in vc++

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hi
i have dll written in VB, i want to use it in VC.
is it possible and how, i do not want to use MFC.
thanks
Rajesh surve

RE: how to use vb dll in vc++

well if the DLL in VB is written in ActiveX , you may find yourself using MFC anyways, however VC++ should have a tool called OCX Wrapper , which will wrap a class around your ActiveX Dlls, or Controls, and expose them through the class, I Cant garantee this wont use MFC, but in my opinion if you are using one Microsoft tool for another, you may be required to use MFC.

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