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I'd like to programatically create .CHF dialer for PCAnywhere.

anyones knows what PCAnywhere library exposes the dialer object?

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I don't know much about PCAnywhere, heck I can barely spell CPU. But if it exposes anything, it's most likely a COM interface or a standard DLL.

 

If it's COM, you can load it into .NET through Project References and look at it in the object browser (ctrl-alt-k). That will show you what objects and methods it exposes, though there won't be any help to explain it.

 

If it's not COM but just a standard DLL you're mostly out of luck unless they have public (free) docs explaining how to interface to it.

 

Since you said ".CHF dialer", I assume you mean CHF is the file extension? If it's a simple format, such as containing an IP address or something, then you might be able to figure out how to make one yourself using .NET's IO library.

 

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a .chf (extention) file is a PCA dialer info file, and its binary.

I'd need to create this config on the fly.

anyways they got tons of dlls, most of them are not com.

the 2 that are dont seem to be relevant.

anyways, thanx...

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