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d00_ape
I really have to get my problem solved!!! :wacko:
What may be wrong when
m_ptr.CreateInstance("MyDll.Class")
returns "Invalid class string"
I've looked in the registry and find a string "MyDll.Class".
The realy strange thing is that calling MyDlldll works perfect on my deveoping CPU but when running it on another CPU after regisering MyDll.dll I got the
"Invalid class string"
message.
Please - Make my Day - APe
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