Common fax coding in msdn, ask for help

[kuzure]

Dear friends,

I had found this code and have questions need to ask.

Dim objFaxServer As New FAXCOMEXLib.Fax Server
Dim objFaxDocument As New FAXCOMEXLib.Fax Document
Dim objFaxDevice As FaxDevice
Dim ID As Long
Dim objSender As FaxSender
Dim JobID As Variant
Dim a As Integer

Code shown above is the declaration in the beginning of the code for faxing. I would like to know what is the "FAXCOMEXLi b"? And also the following code, I don't understand why need to use "As New". How does "As New" works?

Besides, is there any DLL require? I saw the "Lib", looks like need to link with some kind of DLL for me, am I right?

Hope someone can reply me as soon as possible.

Best regards.

[axtens]

I would assume that "FAXCOMEXLib.Fa xServer" is a reference that has been added to the VB environment through the Project>Referen ces option. By doing this and then typing
Dim x as New FAXCOMEXLib.Fax Server
you are doing the same as
Dim x as Object
Set x = CreateObject( "FAXCOMEXLib.Fa xServer")
just with less keystrokes. Also by adding the reference, the context sensitive help and code completion for the FAXCOMEXLib.Fax Server object become available.

Kind regards,
Bruce.

[kuzure]

Dear Bruce,

Thanks for replying me so soon.

I had done the faxing code. I was simply modified and erased some unnecessary codes. It seems so easy because it just a few lines left, lesser than what msdn shown. Hope that wont make me looks plagiarizing, haha.

However, thanks for your explanation. In this case, my code still consist of many "long" variable, I didnt use the advantage to decease the keystroke. Haha^^. I think I still need to understand how the code really works, some command in msdn's example do not occur in book.

Although I got the solution, I still have many to learn. Well, we will meet again, here. And again, thank you very much.

Best Regards,
Kuzure