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Navigation: Implementing EasyGo > Add the LicProtectorEasyGo.dll to your project > Using C++ |
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C++ needs header files. Depending on the compiler you use they can be automatically created.
First download the c++ sample you need from the FAQ area on our website
Find below how to add a DLL to Visual Studio C++
| • | In Visual Studio right click on the project and Add a new class |
| • | Choose type "MFC class from TypeLib" |
| • | In the Class Wizard set "Add class from file" and select in "Location" the DLL you have just registered (e.g. <path>LicProtectorEasyGo251.dll) |
| • | Press Button ">>" to generate the class from the provided interface |
| • | Keep the Name (e.g. CLicProtectorEasyGo251.h) and press "Finish" |
| • | Now you have a file CLicProtectorEasyGo251.h in your project. |
| • | In file EasyGoDemoView.cpp sample modify the line using the latest version number |
#include "CLicProtectorEasyGo251.h"
| • | In function CEasyGoDemoView::ProtectMe() adapt the lines |
CLicProtectorEasyGo251 licProtector; // Licence Protector object
// Create the automation object
BOOL bRes = licProtector.CreateDispatch("LicenceProtector.LicProtectorEasyGo251");
| • | Rebuild the project |
The latest information about the ProgID, ClASSID, IID, LIBID can be found here.
As Licence Protector is a COM server DLL it is used the same way you would integrate a Word automation. Just google for - Word Automation DLL C++ to find guides for different compilers.
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