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I am not sure whether this completly solves your problem but you can use an ActiveX dll by setting a reference to it. Choose references from the project menu.<br />

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I am not sure whether this completly solves your problem but you can use an ActiveX dll by setting a reference to it. Choose references from the project menu.


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I use wizard manager to create a wizard, but looks like it creates an activeX dll for me, and I don't know how to run and take a look at my wizard! &nbsp;I want to put the wizard in my vb standard exe application, so how do I call an active dll from my app? &nbsp;
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I use wizard manager to create a wizard, but looks like it creates an activeX dll for me, and I don't know how to run and take a look at my wizard!  I want to put the wizard in my vb standard exe application, so how do I call an active dll from my app?  

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