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PostPosted: July 5th, 2007, 3:51 pm 
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I have been trying to create a DLL for a while. I know Mack has gone down the C# route with no success, which is why I looked at C++....with no success....yet.
I think people are beginning to see the possibilities that DLL support gives, so it would benefit everyone if we could crack the problem and manage to create a working DLL for Opus.

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Hi Sandy

Yes, it would be fanstastic to see development of DLL's that can plug in to Opus. Their ability to extend features seems limitless. :)

I'm not knowledgeable in the development arena but thought that Visual Basic may be a languge for developing DLL's?

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Moved to new heading -- re DLL's


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