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Yes, there is the Code Fragment Manager (CFM), currently available under PowerPC _only_, but eventually available under 680×0 (with the Apple Shared Library Manager (ASLM) available in the interim). However, that's not going to help when it comes to a dynamic-link library (DLL). You simply cannot take DLL code which exists under Windows today and use MSVC 2 (when it's released) to produce a Macintosh version via the CFM or ASLM. Yes, it's possible to design _new_ code which takes the considerations of DLLs and the CFM, but the MSVC 2 solution can take _current_ code and provide a cross platform solution. So, I meant DLLs as they exist under Windows, not that the Macintosh did not have an equivalent technology. But it is a _different_ technology which is not compatible with Windows DLLs. The MFC with MSVC 2 is a solution, while DLL with MSVC 2 is not. Just a clarification. P.S. Sorry I missed you at the conference! Thanks for the free MacTechs!