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Create your DLL with appropriate<br />
public variables, or methods.<br />
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Go to Menu Project REferences and select your DLL.<br />
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Then in your Code.<br />
Dim Poo as New MyClass<br />
Poo.FileName = App.path &amp;&nbsp;&quot;\myMpeg.mpg&quot;<br />
poo.Calculate<br />
msgbox poo.LengthInSecs<br />
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Create your DLL with appropriate
public variables, or methods.

Go to Menu Project REferences and select your DLL.

Then in your Code.
Dim Poo as New MyClass
Poo.FileName = App.path & "\myMpeg.mpg"
poo.Calculate
msgbox poo.LengthInSecs




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How i can call (access to) any dll made with VB 6.0 from my program also made with VB 6.0? For example, i write any dll for geting mp3 information from specify file. Now, how i can call that dll - input is specify file - from my program and then back me any information (mp3 tags and etc.).
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How i can call (access to) any dll made with VB 6.0 from my program also made with VB 6.0? For example, i write any dll for geting mp3 information from specify file. Now, how i can call that dll - input is specify file - from my program and then back me any information (mp3 tags and etc.).

VB DLLs and VB programs

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.