VB Forum / Enterprise Development / March 2008

They say not to use SendKeys in Vista or XP.
I am trying to read the posts but I don't understand what they are saying.
I use SendKeys mainly to highlight a Textbox (i.e. {Home}+{End}) and use
it to press "{F1}" to display the help.

hmm... haha... don't know how to put my question together here...
ok... my good old vb6 program needs to run with both XP and Vista.
I have a data folder created in the "Program
Files\My_Good_Old_Program\data" folder to store file the user creates.

I have created a activex dll in vb6.  It is a very simple dll with
some functions that do operations on an array of data.  What I would
like to have happen is for different modules to be able to access this
dll object and for the array of data to stay static.