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You cannot generate an import library for MSVC++ with Borland tools.  You 
must use Microsoft tools to do that.

What you can do is to create a module definition file with Borland's tools 
and give that to them.  They then add the module definition file to their 
build in a manner quite similar to how they would have added an import 
library.  If they don't like that then they can use their tools to create an 
import library from either of the module definition file or from the DLL.

  impdef  -a  DllName.DEF  DllName.DLL

The '-a' option above says to alter any 'cdecl' style export names from 
their common form, the form specified for almost all compilers, Microsoft 
included, to the different form that Microsoft adopted much later.  It might 
be useful to have a version created without the '-a' placed somewhere on 
your distribution disk for them to use in the case that their MSVC++ version 
is older.

.  Ed

> Tarek wrote in message
> news:42bc3021$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi experts...
>
> I have developed a dll in BCB6.  I need to release import
> libraries for both BCB6 and MSVC++.  Obviously, the import
> library for BCB6 was created for me when I built the dll.  How
> can I generate the import library for MSVC++?