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if i understand your query right, wouldn't that be as simple as adding the winsock control component in your activex dll project?<br />
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project -&gt; components -&gt; check the microsoft winsock control.<br />
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then use the component in code...<br />
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dim w as Winsock<br />
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- rael
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if i understand your query right, wouldn't that be as simple as adding the winsock control component in your activex dll project?

project -> components -> check the microsoft winsock control.

then use the component in code...

dim w as Winsock

- rael

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In order you use the Winsock control in a DLL, you will have to add a form to the project and drop a winsock control onto it. &nbsp;Then just call its methods as you would normaly.
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In order you use the Winsock control in a DLL, you will have to add a form to the project and drop a winsock control onto it.  Then just call its methods as you would normaly.

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Experts, <br />
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I am writing an ActiveX DLL and want to use Winsock Control in this DLL. How can I go about doing this. If not possible what do you suggest. <br />
Using VB6. <br />
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Thanks<br />

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Experts, 

I am writing an ActiveX DLL and want to use Winsock Control in this DLL. How can I go about doing this. If not possible what do you suggest. 
Using VB6. 


Thanks


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