DLL add-in registration

[Zack Barresse]

Hello, I have downloaded a DLL file from mark007's web site (here). The file in question is the Indenter.dll, download for VBA - not the VBScript version.

I know this may sound silly, but how do you register this? I'd like to use it, as I've been hoping there was one out there, then I found Mark's site! (Whoohoo!)

Thanks!

[ALaRiva]

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but he put a demo for registering dlls just below it.

Sorry, I know it's a long ways down, but you can do it.

ROFL . . . Good Luck, let me know if you can't get it.

[XL-Dennis]

Zack,

How about:

regsvr32.exe [path\file.dll]

From the commandprompt,

Edit: Hehe - One scroll down...

Dennis

[Zack Barresse]

Anthony:

Gee, thanks Mr. Obvious. I never put 2 and 2 together. (Radio show comedy). Thanks Anthony!!

Dennis:

Worked like a charm! Thanks! Out of curiosity, where'd you come up with that one? Is that a common command, and I just don't know bout it? Used in VB, .NET, VBScript? Just trying to learn the ropes!

[XL-Dennis]

It has been around for ages but nowdays I use a setup-program that do the work for me like Wise.

Kind regards,
Dennis

[mark007]

All the script does that you didn't notice ( LOL ) is add a couple of registry entries so that:

regsvr32.exe path

is called from the right click context menu of a dll.

BTW, hope you like the indenter, I find it invaluable as I'm not a neat enough coder to do it myself! I used the same code for the indentation on the VBA tags here - I just converted it from VB to PHP. There are a couple of keywords it misses which I think are: Enum and Type but I've never been fussed enough to recompile it. If you notice any others though let me know and I'll add them in.

[Zack Barresse]

BTW, hope you like the indenter

Love it!!