Article:		Creating a Windows DLL with Visual Basic
Subject:		DLL not found
Date:		2006-01-17 03:54:59
From:		draftsman
It seems that if the DLL is in the windows\system32 directory then my program works fine, but if the DLL is in the program's directory instead, where the executable is, that there is usually a "file not found" error. Shouldn't it work equally well in either location?

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• DLL not found
  2006-08-30 02:17:47  ManabScreen [View]
  
  
  U need to re-register the dll. So first unregister it and then register the dll from the current location using the regsbvr32 utility. Hope it wiil work.