> I get Run-time error '429': ActiveX component can't create object

   You need to load the DLL and test projects as a group.
Then reference SampleDLL from the test project. (And
set the test project to start: Right-click ProjectTester; click
Set as Startup


> With the MDI form I figured that if you can create a form in a DLL then
you
> could create a MDI form to be called into my MDI parent.  It doesn't
really
> matter too much.  Basically the reason I'm looking into DLLs is that my
> application will need constant updating so it would be easier and a lot
less
> Kbs when downloading the updates... Update only the modules which need
> updating rather than the whole exe every time.  For my application think
of
> it like Outlook Express, the main screen is my exe, when you click on say
> the accounts section, that will be called from a DLL.

   The DLL is not part of your project, though. It's like
another program. You can use a DLL to do workhorse
functions but you can't call your DLL form to load inside
the MDI parent any more than you could if it were in
another EXE that you made.
   I see what you mean about the Outlook Express example. OE
does seem to work that way, with a very small program EXE.
Maybe what you want is an OCX  that you can put on a main form
in the EXE. You could then update your OCX.
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