Just to make sure... I threw together this... 

<%@ Language='VBScript' %>

<%
  Dim strReturn
  Dim strLabels
      strLabels = "first,second,third"
  Dim strAverages
      strAverages = "3,4,5"
  Dim strMaxes
      strMaxes = "6,7,8"
  Dim strMins
      strMins = "1,2,3"

  Dim objChart
  Set objChart = Server.CreateObject("WCP.WCPCharts")
  objChart.CreateBarChart strReturn, strLabels, strAverages
%>

<%=strReturn%>

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It works. The DLL returns a subscript error, but that is okay, the ASP is getting that message in the strReturn and displaying it on the page like it is supposed to. I can fix the subscript problem.

-Travis

In reply to Re: Calling Server Side ActiveX DLL by THuG
in thread Calling Server Side ActiveX DLL by THuG

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