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Is there some way to confirm when they are loaded? They don't show up in PView or Spy++ (Sorry this should have been part of my original question)<br />

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Is there some way to confirm when they are loaded? They don't show up in PView or Spy++ (Sorry this should have been part of my original question)


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I am not sure about internally what should be happening but they are linked at the design time itself when you set reference for it.<br />
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I am not sure about internally what should be happening but they are linked at the design time itself when you set reference for it.



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&gt;when they are loaded? <br />
In VB, menu Help, About, then button System Info, Active Modules<br />

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>when they are loaded?
In VB, menu Help, About, then button System Info, Active Modules


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ameba<br />
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Sorry, I mean how do you detect if they are loaded at run-time.<br />
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Thanks - Bob Hamilton<br />
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ameba

Sorry, I mean how do you detect if they are loaded at run-time.

Thanks - Bob Hamilton



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I have a project with a main EXE and several ActiveX DLL's<br />
Some of the DLL's call other DLL's.<br />
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Ideally I would like to control when these DLL's are actually loaded to minimize start-up time and resources. Some DLL's are only occasionaly required so it would be nice to only load them when I need them.<br />
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I can't find any documentation on this. Does Windows load all referenced DLL's when it loads my EXE? Does late binding make a difference? And most importantly is there some way I can control when they are loaded?<br />
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Any help would be appreciated - Bob Hamilton<br />

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I have a project with a main EXE and several ActiveX DLL's
Some of the DLL's call other DLL's.

Ideally I would like to control when these DLL's are actually loaded to minimize start-up time and resources. Some DLL's are only occasionaly required so it would be nice to only load them when I need them.

I can't find any documentation on this. Does Windows load all referenced DLL's when it loads my EXE? Does late binding make a difference? And most importantly is there some way I can control when they are loaded?

Any help would be appreciated - Bob Hamilton


When are ActiveX DLL's loaded?

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