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    dll not being recognized

    I have a dll that I wrote for reference in my project. I have registered the dll. I have created a reference to it from within my project. However, when I compile my project I get "User defined type not defined" at the statement:
    Dim var As dllname.class. To me this means that the project is not recognizing or seeing the dll even though it's referenced. Can anyone think of a reason the project doesn't recognize my dll? Thanks in advance for your help.

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    Re: dll not being recognized

    How about AS New dllname.class

    otherwise, if you used POINTERS it won't work.
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    Re: dll not being recognized

    I have used this:

    Dim var AS dllname.classname and Set var = New dllname.class name.

    This isn't correct?

    Thanks for your response.

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    Re: dll not being recognized

    Dim var AS NEW dllname.classname
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    Re: dll not being recognized

    Thanks for the tip, but the result was the same error, i.e., "User defined type not defined".

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