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Importing Your Components DLLs to a VB6 DLL (General questions)

by Traveller, Wednesday, November 06, 2013, 17:27 (4033 days ago)

Hi

I want Create a vb6 DLL which inherits all methods and events , ... etc from 2 or 3 of WOD-ActiveX DLL Components, Then I want to Write VB6 Application Samples in terms of this New VB6 DLL, What Should We Do Or How to Import your DLL's into My VB6 DLL So that it Functions Correctly?.

Any idea or Sample to clear How it should be done?.

Regards,
Traveller

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