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hmmm... I've been scratchin' my head, until I'm almost bald; tryin' to figure out a solution. It's about using VB .NET and a .dll program. Somehow, it can't seem to work. The following problem lies in an error when program is compiled & run :

 

! Name PicCountCard is not declared.[/COLOR].

 

Can anyone help me find out what's wrong with my programming? See attached :

 

- DynamicLinkLabel (DLL)

- DynamicLinkLabel (DLL).sln

- Pics.dll

 

 

 

thks,

FYRe

DynamicLinkLabel (DLL).zip

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In your form load you need to change the line

result = PicCountCard()

to include the class name i.e.

result = CPics.PicCountCard()

 

you will also need to ensure the pics.dll is either in the same folder as the .exe or else somewhere within the systems path.

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thks... it works!

 

hmmm... I've been scratchin' my head, until I'm almost bald; tryin' to figure out a solution. It's about using VB .NET and a .dll program. Somehow, it can't seem to work. The following problem lies in an error when program is compiled & run :

 

! Name PicCountCard is not declared.[/COLOR].

 

Can anyone help me find out what's wrong with my programming? See attached :

 

- DynamicLinkLabel (DLL)

- DynamicLinkLabel (DLL).sln

- Pics.dll

 

 

 

thks,

FYRe

 

 

 

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It works! thk u very, very much. No wonder you're an E.X.P.E.R.T. But, too bad, I'm almost bald figuring out a solution. :(

 

Juz jokin. :D

 

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