1. dll
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When I try to open a .dll file , it returnes 0 . I even type the =
directory :
c:\\windows\\<whatever>.dll
I also tried :
c:\windows\<whatever>.dll
I even copy the dll file to the include & bin dir, but it also does not =
work .
Thanks for any help .
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2. Re: dll
> When I try to open a .dll file , it returnes 0 . I even type the directory :
> c:\\windows\\<whatever>.dll
> I also tried :
> c:\windows\<whatever>.dll
> I even copy the dll file to the include & bin dir, but it also does not work .
> Thanks for any help .
Hi,
Most dlls are in c:\windows\system, but you don't need to provide the
path. For example, to load to user32.dll you would use:
include dll.e
constant USER32=open_dll("user32.dll")
Also, make sure your using exw and not ex, you can only use dlls from
win32 programs.
Thomas Parslow (PatRat) ICQ #:26359483
Rat Software
http://www.ratsoft.freeserve.co.uk/
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