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  Another thing that worked linked a "probe" to any data path entrance side of the conditional structure. I thought that it causes also a few milliseconds of delay as the expectation.

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  What make these 3 part of the dll?  They need to run in the UI thread?  Is there a problem with the standby so that the DLLs are not pounding the UI thread?

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  Thank you!

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  You mention that you use a UIR.  A DLL does not have a file UIR as part of it.

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  GUI

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  Simple diagram

  Client code (calls to functions of the DLL2 header files) exported

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------

  DLL2 (DLL1 function calls exported in header files)

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------

  DLL1<--------------------  you="" can="" also="" create="" a="" gui="" that="" only="" calls="" dll1="" exported="" header="" files="" to="" test="" out="">

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  I hope this helps...

  Judy

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