> > Janne: > > > Interfacing with DLL's is not language specific. As long as you obey the > calling conventions, you can use any DLL from any application and of course > you can create the DLL from any language. > > > > An example VB DLL declaration is: Declare Function mixerClose Lib > "winmm.dll" (ByVal hMixer As Long) As Long. You'd then call the dll function > simply as mixerClose with a long and expecting a long to be returned. > > > > Your only source of trouble will be pointers, since they are not supported > in VB. However, there are plenty of ways to add pointer support to VB. >
> > > Chuck > Hi Chuck! Well, this is what I thought - it can't be software specific. Well, you have to be critical with information you find googling something, hi. Actually the declaration sample you wrote is something I've already come close to but still your example clarified my thoughts, thank you! 73 de Janne, OH1GTF
