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14-Dec-2004, 11:37 PM #1
Exclamation Bad DLL calling convention
hi to all,

when i am using openprocess() from my vb i was getting this message
"Bad DLL calling convention".

why does this error comes?

but when i make a setup of same code on some other machine and install in the machine where i got the error,the installed version is running fine .why is it so?


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