function not working in DLL

The following function works fine when the class "Util" was part of the MFC project I am writing.

void CBBrowserView::DMakeFormPretty()
{
     Util *utilCTRL = new Util;
     if(::IsWindow(m_EnglishCTRL.m_hWnd))
          TRACE("*****DMFP Is Window %d\n",m_EnglishCTRL.m_hWnd);
     else
          TRACE("*****DMFP Not Window %d\n",m_EnglishCTRL.m_hWnd);

     //Init Font Resources for the English Verse
     utilCTRL->ApplyFontToObj(&m_EnglishCTRL,"Courier New",17);

     //Init Font Resources for the Non-English Verse
     utilCTRL->ApplyFontToObj(&m_NonEnglishCTRL,"OLBHEB",17);

     delete utilCTRL;
}

I created an MFC extension DLL and transfered the Util class to it.

The Util class is declared in the "Util.h" class like this:
class AFX_EXT_CLASS Util : public CCmdTarget


I changed the #include statement in the CPP for the "Util.h" to point it to it's new location.
Also, in the Project Settings Link tab, I put the path to the new DLLs .Lib file there.

The function I am calling in the DLL is as follows:
The prototype:

void Util::ApplyFontToObj(CWnd* p_objToApply, CString strFontName, int intFontSize, int intWeight, bool bItalic, bool bUnderline)
{
     CFont     cfFontHolder;  // structure for applying a font to an object
     //Init Font Resources for the search for edit box
     cfFontHolder.CreateFont(intFontSize,0,0,0,intWeight,bItalic,bUnderline,0,
          ANSI_CHARSET,OUT_DEFAULT_PRECIS,
          CLIP_DEFAULT_PRECIS,DEFAULT_QUALITY,
          DEFAULT_PITCH | FF_SWISS, strFontName);

     if(::IsWindow(p_objToApply->m_hWnd))
          TRACE("*****AFTO Is Window %d\n", p_objToApply->m_hWnd);
     else
          TRACE("*****AFTO Not Window %d\n", p_objToApply->m_hWnd);

     p_objToApply->SetFont(&cfFontHolder);
     cfFontHolder.Detach();  //release DC
}

The ::IsWindows function returns true in the EXE but not in the DLL.  In fact the m_hWnd is zero in the DLL.

Like I said, the Util::ApplyFontToObj function worked just fine when is was implemented in the EXE.  When I implemented it into the DLL the CWnd* p_objToApply variable seems to have lost its refenence.

What is that?

Thanx
Dave