My question revolve around using your DLL in vb6. Is it possible to use the technique known as late binding with your product? Instead of setting the reference to the DLL at compile time, to rather call upon it via relative path to the .exe. I'm trying to avoid having to actually install the dll to the system. Thanks.
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