Gil,
You need to register the dll in order for WriteLog to see it. One way to do
this is with regsvr32.exe. You will usually find this program in your
Windows\System or Windows\System32 directory. The command would look
something like:
regsvr32 C:\ham\programs\<name>.dll
Once registered, you can copy new builds of the dll over the old one. You
can use the same program to unregister the dll if needed. Just run regsvr32
with no arguments to see the options available.
Good luck,
Pat KØPC
At 06:30 PM 12/30/02 -0600, gbaron wrote:
>One of the contest module writers out there. I have a question. I am trying
>to learn and then en write a module. I used the contest wizard and have
>gotten a successful build. It creates a dll. According to the instructions
>from the wizard document you have to put the path c:\ham\programs in you
>environment variable which I did. I placed the dll also in c:\ham\programs.
>
>When I start WriteLog I do not see the dll with my testing name as a
>possible contest so I assume I have done something wrong. Does anyone have a
>bit of an explanation of where the module should be placed and what else I
>may be doing wrong. I am testing on a machine other than the development
>machine and therefore the test machine does not have visual C++ installed. I
>assume I don't need it on the test machine as a user does not.
>
>Thanks for any help that anyone can give.
>
>And I ought thought a clean build would be the hardest part, silly me :-)
>
>
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