Pu the dll anywhere u want - only make sure u register it properly
(assuming its a Vb activex dll ) - anyway ASP can only handle those
kindof dlls

To register ur dll
    - look for regsvr32.exe on ur machine - run it and u will know what to
do

make sure u have all the other dll it needs to link to in ur machine
    - use visual studio tools - depends tool - it will tell u what all and
     what version of other dlls ur dll needs

If u nedd to call an unregistered dll - (ps VB can only make COM dlls)
using the equivalent of loadlibrary in MFc etc .......ur on ur own there
maybe someone here might know how to do that - but its extremely unlikely
- if u find a way please post it

(u could try to wrap the calls to the 'non COM' dll by loading it from a VB
activex dll - and passing on the calls from it and so forth )

good luck

----- Original Message -----
From: Blesson Paul <blessonpaulYAHOO.COM>
To: <DCOMDISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM>
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 5:56 PM
Subject: Calling DLL from an ASP page

> Hi all
> I need to call a VB DLL from an ASP page. I put the
DLL in both
> system directory and in the webserver root directory. I also put in the
> directory where I placed the ASP file. But it didn't worked. Please tell
me
> where I should place the DLL
>
> Thanking in advance
> regards
> Blesson Paul
>
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