Hi guys

this is my code: # ------------- # Register DLL # -------------

if (! -f "$Value_DLL")
 {
  $ERR = 10; 
  &printlog ("Value DLL not found($Value_DLL)...\n");
  &printlog (" Execution Terminated!");
  exit $ERR;
 }
 else
 {
  `regsvr32 /s "$Value_DLL"`;
  &printlog ("SO  ($Value_DLL)\n");
 }

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How do i check if dll is registered properly, coz even if they seem correct it is possible that the file is corrupted. And another way to register aside from using backticks...

Thanks and Happy thanksgiving to the guys in the US...

In reply to how do i check DLL if registered correctly? by nico7nibor

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