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You will have to add an invisible form to your ActiveX DLL project with a common diaolg box control on it, then in your DLL's class Set the common dialog box variable to the form.commonDialogBox control. Here is a very simple example
Code:
Dim WithEvents MyCommonDialog As CommonDialog
Private Sub Class_Initialize()
Set MyCommonDialog = Form1.CommonDialog1
End Sub
Private Sub Class_Terminate()
Set MyCommonDialog = Nothing
End Sub
Instantiating Common Dialog Box
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