Prakash

All I wanted you to know is, this is really bad experience for my first post. May be I havn't searched with correct key words, or I was lazy in searching, you have no right to hurt other's feelings this way. Instead of saying "Are you a retard in questions?" You would have said "Please do little more reasearch b4 questiong?". Then we wouldn't have wasted time cursing and preaching one another. Please do maintain your temper!!

Ok. Lets not take it personel. I am still not clear why do you need information about COM dll and why do you care what purpose is it used. My question is so generic and clear "How do you reference a COM DLL in Auto IT script?" What's so wrong with the question? and mind you one thing. I feel very sorry for your innocence. If you are so concerned about space on this forum, why do you post such useless replies anyways? Thanks, Prakash

This is better answer than before. If you're not willing to answer just dont reply the post. Answering in above manner is very discouraging for a starter like me. I understand people keep on posting some silly, redundant questions every day, as they are not so smart like you. Atmost help they expect is a link to a previous similar post instead of such degrading posts like yours. May be you have to do some reasearch on Forum posting etiquette. What so ever you have a good weekend. Thanks, Prakash

Hello wraithdu, What exactly you mean by addressing me as 'retarded'? Please do watch your language if you're trying to make fun of me. I have already told you my pupose in my indroductory post. I wanted to use a Logging dll(my company's proprietery logging dll) for logging information. error, warnings in my test cases. _Prakash

Hi Auto IT Gurus, Please excuse me for this basic question. I have browsed the forum for exact answer but couldn't find one. I am trying to use some interfaces and methods of a logger dll (COM DLL) and i having tough time referencing the com dll. Can some body show me a way(give me a link) where I can find exact procedure to do it? Thanks a lot, Prakash