FFS!

[QwertyMonster]

If I were you, I would declare the dll if its always being used, but it if was a plugin of a sort, that changes, I would do the create object method.

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Public Declare Sub Connect Lib "MyDLL"()

vs

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Dim Obj1 As Object
Set Obj1 = CreateObject("BNLC.BNLCCore")

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Connect

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Obj1.Connect


Ahh i see! The only thing im now thinking about is, what would the user put in his code in order to use my .dll


The

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dim blah as object
SetObject = blah blah(" blah blah ")


Would the person put that?

[Blaze]

Both of the two ways I posted before would work for them.

[QwertyMonster]

Execelent! Im 100% understand. Now Somebody, do NOT delete this topic. Else ill murder somebody!

Gotta hand it to you Blaze, ur good at teaching.

Thanks Blaze and all others who helped!   

[NetNX]

I learned to do this from an example on pscode.com they accually have some well written examples and some pretty cool idea's i suggest you check it out if your still alittle unsure on what your doing.

[QwertyMonster]

I learned to do this from an example on pscode.com they accually have some well written examples and some pretty cool idea's i suggest you check it out if your still alittle unsure on what your doing.

Thanks NetNx. I heard pscode is a good website, ill check it out when i get some free time!