From the app. note above, DLL provides either the divided clock or the multiplied clock depending on what it is programmed and other phases, 90, 180, 270-degree, of the target clock. That's because of the minimum freq required by the DLL. High clock freq may cause the implementation tool to fail.

Can't edit Org Chart, Graph, Excel (error msg: "server application, source file, or item can't be found") quot;An unexpected error occurred" then "I/O Error 6" or "I/O Error 0"

The remote administration dll is no longer used for remote administration. Check out the aspRemote ASP pages instead!

Please download the codec package from our website and install it to your computer, then reboot your computer . Please download "COMDLG32.OCX" and copy it into the folder "System32" under windows directory. Click here to download the file "COMDLG32.OCX" . Then, open the run dialog box using "Start > Run ..." and enter command "RegSvr32 c:\windows\system32\comdlg32.ocx" to register the OCX file. If this does not fix the problem, download file "install-ocx.

You use System.Reflection to dynamically load a control. This sample loads the SpecControls.ColorControl from SpecControls.dll. [C#] using System.Reflection; Assembly assembly = Assembly.LoadFrom( "SpecControls.dll" ); Type t = assembly.GetType...

DLL to Lib is a magical tool which can convert a DLL file into its equivalent static library file. After that, you can replace the original DLL with the static library file, rebuild your application, and distribute it without the DLL! The most exciting thing is that the conversion process DOES NOT require any source codes of the DLL! All works are done from binary to binary.

No, there are only two executables that can be called upon - the GUI executable and the command-line executable.

There's documentation that explains the process in the Cygwin User's Guide here: http://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/dll.html

D2_3DFX requires what's called a "Glide driver". (Glide is 3DFX's Graphics Library, commonly referred to as an API, and is similar to OpenGL and Direct3D.) The file you need is GLIDE2X.OVL and is distributed as part of your 3D card's drivers. It should appear in your Windows directory. If necessary, copy this file from your Windows directory into your D2 directory. If you do not have the Windows Glide drivers installed, I recommend downloading and installing them.

Yes. PGP 6.x for Windows includes a DLL that you can call from within your own programs. Note, however, that the API has changed from PGP 5.x to 6.x, so you shouldn't use the DLL that comes with PGP 5.x. For information on how to use the DLL, see the PGPsdk documentation. There are also other DLLs, SDKs and libraries that you can use for your own program development - see the PGP developer's resources.

In the event log, I am getting "(!m_directory.IsEmpty())", "(!m_codeName.IsEmpty()", or "AXISP (7726725) error, directory not set" I am getting "Invalid License (Code4)!, (code 4) The software has not been installed correctly. Invalid license (Code5)! (Code 5) The installation went fine, but I'm having trouble making the authentication via the NT database work at all.

TO BE WRITTEN. (There is some mailing list discussion of this topic that needs editing, in case anyone cares to volunteer.)

ActiveBarcode needs the following DLLs in the /System (or /System32) folder: mfc42.dll, msvcrt.dll, olepro32.dll and oleaut32.dll. These DLLs are normally found on most Windows PCs, but you should ensure that you have the latest versions of these DLLs - especially if you encounter problems with ActiveBarcode. If you install ActiveBarcode, the required DLLs are installed to your system. You can use regsvr32.exe (this should be on your system) to register the control manually. Launch regsvr32.

Yes. If you need to have the library customized we can do it on per hour basis. Send us your requirements and we will estimate the project time and costs free of charge.

Sorry we do not allow compiled components on our servers. Custom DLLs or COMs could pose security risks to the servers. We have no way of knowing what that object could do to the system. Even if that is not a hazard.. if those are compiled and not stable, those could crash the server and force a system reboot.

Yes. We suggest you create a new Windows account to be used for the authentication in the COM+. That way the COM object permissions level is easy to maintain and debug security issues. If you choose to use the default account the component will be run under the System User account.

The unregistered version can be evaluated for 30 days free of charge, and can be redistributed freely, as long as you keep all the files intact. The unregistered version is a "full-featured" release. This means that the same capabilities available in the registered version are present in the unregistered version. This allows you to try out all the features in DLL to Lib to confirm that they work to your satisfaction.

No, Motif is not available as a DLL. First, architectural problems on Windows prevent building a DLL that exports the widget data properly. Second, we cannot supply Motif to you as a DLL without requiring you to pay a substantial royalty on every copy that you ship to your customers. We continue to work on resolutions to both issues.