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I am using a dll built with Borland Builder in my Builder project. (Both
built with C++ Builder 5)
When I call a function from the dll - Windows creates another task on my
task bar.
How can stop this from happening?

In dll header file:
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport) void __stdcall ShowAbout(TComponent
*Owner);

In dll cpp file (TfrmAboutBox is a member of the dll project):
void __stdcall ShowAbout(TComponent *Owner)
{
  TfrmAboutBox *frmAboutBox = new TfrmAboutBox(Owner);
  frmAboutBox->ShowModal();
  delete frmAboutBox;
}

In exe cpp file (main form):
  typedef void __stdcall (*VOIDFN)(TComponent *Owner);
  HMODULE LibHandle;
  VOIDFN     ShowAbout;

  LibHandle = LoadLibrary("MyDLL.dll");

  if (LibHandle == NULL)
    return;

  ShowAbout = (VOIDFN) GetProcAddress(LibHandle, "ShowAbout");

  ShowAbout(this);

This seems to work fine, however, I would like it to behave as though the
the AboutBox was part of the executables project and not have another task.

Thanks for any help,

Kevin Hass
Ban-Koe Companies