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Originally posted by whiz
Edit: always prints "Could not find ProcAddress for DLLRegisterServer".  Tried with DLL names and full paths.

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I don't have anything to test on at the moment however I am not sure if the function name is case sensitive. If it is then it should be DllRegisterServer not DLLRegisterServer.

Doesn't appear to be case-sensitive, changing it doesn't seem to have any effect...

Looking at MSDN, it says lpProcName can take an ordinal value.  Don't know the exact effects of this, but it shows that the DLL can be accessed for some actions.

For example, using jscript.dll, the following debug outputs are received:
0: Could not find ProcAddress for DLLRegisterServer
1: The operation completed successfully.
2: <crashes Messenger>
3: The operation completed successfully.
4: Invalid window handle.
5+: Could not find ProcAddress for DLLRegisterServer

lcProcName is an ANSI string (LPCSTR instead of LPCTSTR) so you need to somehow convert your unicode 'DllRegisterServer' string to ANSI first.

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Originally posted by Mnjul
lcProcName is an ANSI string (LPCSTR instead of LPCTSTR) so you need to somehow convert your unicode 'DllRegisterServer' string to ANSI first.

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Couldn't you write the string to a DataBloc and then use ReadString(0, false) to read it as ANSI?