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Just a guess. &nbsp;you could try uncheckin the add-in file in the &quot;add-ins and Macro Files&quot; tab of the &quot;customize&quot; dialog.<br />

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Just a guess.  you could try uncheckin the add-in file in the "add-ins and Macro Files" tab of the "customize" dialog.


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Uncheckin the add-in in the customize dialog doesn't solve the problem.<br />
Thanks anyway.<br />

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Uncheckin the add-in in the customize dialog doesn't solve the problem.
Thanks anyway.


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I use the add-in wizard in Visual c++ to create an add-in. After execution I changed/added some code and rebuilds the project. I get the following error: LINK: fatal error LNK1168: cannot open Debug/kalle.dll for writing. Apparently is the dll-file still &quot;active&quot;. My problem is how to &quot;deactivate&quot; the dll-file without to shut down the DevStudio. I have tried the following code: <br />
HINSTANCE pDll;<br />
pDll=GetModuleHandle (&quot;kalle.dll&quot;);<br />
if(pDll != NULL); <br />
FreeLibrary(pDll);<br />
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The problem with these lines of code is that DevStudio goes down when executed. Any answer would be highly appreciated.<br />

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I use the add-in wizard in Visual c++ to create an add-in. After execution I changed/added some code and rebuilds the project. I get the following error: LINK: fatal error LNK1168: cannot open Debug/kalle.dll for writing. Apparently is the dll-file still "active". My problem is how to "deactivate" the dll-file without to shut down the DevStudio. I have tried the following code: 
HINSTANCE pDll;
pDll=GetModuleHandle ("kalle.dll");
if(pDll != NULL); 
FreeLibrary(pDll);

The problem with these lines of code is that DevStudio goes down when executed. Any answer would be highly appreciated.


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