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<P><!-- the 'p' starts a paragraph of normal text -->hi , i wanted to pass on
one of the methods that has helped in the past, in debugging client server
applications, in which you may have several version of your dll. making use of
small utilities like wps/killer/nuke in determing the dll that is lodaed at run
time. this helps you to sometimes sort of understand in which portion of your
application, a problem occurs. </P>
<P>this becomes really useful when you distribute your software to users not
necessarily in the same location and on diverse platforms (w3.1,w95, nt and so
on). sometimes a dump of the active dll's helps you nail down the problem. <!-- posted / update date mm/dd/yy - add to the list --></P>
<P>date posted: <!-- date here -->17 may 1998 </P></BODY></HTML>
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