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I got it to work :P David Goodlad (7 replies, 0 views) (2001-Jan-9) I actually got it working at one point... Not converting a vb6 project, but building from scratch.
What you've gotta do is add a reference to the dx8 type library. Then, in your form or wherever your code is going that references the dx library, you put the line "Implements [nameoflibrary]" (I forget exactly what vb7 sees the library as, but you'll see it as soon as you add the reference - should be something like DirectXVB)... That should allow you to use the dx libraries properly...
David
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