Hi!

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Rashdan

If it is not a .NET dll, you need to know the signatures of functions contained in the dll (from document or people who gives you the dll), and then import those functions to C# code, it is a big topic, but this article may fit for you.

Thanks,
Eric

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You'll want to add a reference to the DLL in your project. In the Solution Explorer, right click on References, and choose Add Reference... then pick your DLL.

If it's a .NET assembly, this will add a reference to your project. You can then import the namespace of the type you want to use, and use it in your project:

using NamespaceFromDLL ;

//...

void Main()
{
TypeFromDLL newType = new TypeFromDLL(); // Use the type from the DLL as any other type now.
}

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Reed Copsey, Jr. - http://reedcopsey.com

If it is not a .NET dll, you need to know the signatures of functions contained in the dll (from document or people who gives you the dll), and then import those functions to C# code, it is a big topic, but this article may fit for you.

Thanks,
Eric

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Thanks , the article helped.

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Rashdan