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Hi, Can you use extension DLL's with the LoadModule() call? One of the features of my IDE is that it can be reconfigured to present a different development environment by changing entries in a text file that loads on startup. Based on this file, a different set of DLL's are linked, providing a...

Hi, We are using regular DLL's, mostly because they seemed simpler, and we couldn't find a good reason to use extensions. Maybe this is it?

Thanx for the link! Looks like an intereting article. The DLL developers are OK with me creating a new object locally, so I'll probably just do the workaround... Take care, Rob

Hi, THe DLL's are basically from projects that used to be separate applications, but are now being integrated into my IDE. Their dialogs were working fine before. My impression from tracing through the MFC code is that when the dialog is creatred in the DLL, it does not get added to the...

Hi txjump, Thanks for getting back to me on this! I was hoping you had found another way around this, as this one will force the folks who write the DLL's that have the dialogs to rewrite some of their code (they do some initialization before passing me the dialog object). Oh well, shouldn't be...

Hi, I am seeing the same problem in my application. Did you ever resolve it? It seems odd that if you ignore the assertion, everything works fine. Seems like it might be a bug in MFC, related to using dialogs that are defined in a different DLL than the main app. Thanks, Rob