Hi,
I think you have to un-register it first and re-register it again some 
time when you run DLL it un register the first one but some time you have 
to do. I think you know what i mean.

>>> cdebiasio@t... 05/02/02 09:38AM >>>
Hi All!

I've a problem with a DLL. Using VB6 I compiled a DLL that's basically 
the
libray of my personal functions and procedures developed through times. 
It
compiles just fine and with no problems.

I used it in a couple of projects in substitution of the several modules I 
was
using before. With the add of a wrapper functions for old projects, 
everything
worked smoothly.

Yesterday I added a function to the DLL, and so I recompiled it. Once 
again, no
problems. But, when I launched a program in VB that was using the DLL, 
I
received an error "Error 429 - ActiveX component can't create object". 
The
program aborts then. Loaded in the VB IDE, the project starts complaining

he "cannot create a reference to the DLL", while it is there, same name, 
same
version. In project/references I see it, add it again to the project, 
recompile
and everything works fine.

Of course, I am experimenting on my own computer, before deploying 
anything.
The question was, since the DLL didn't change its version, what's going 
wrong?
Which is the correct procedure to face this situation (a DLL under 
development
and its updates in an environment using it).

Thank you very much since now!

    Claudio de Biasio
      Team 97 S.r.l.