The DLL contains a function named dBarFont()
Most applications which will call this function require the function name and the name of the DLL to be declared within the application.
VB declaration
Declare Function dBarFont Lib "DFONT32.DLL" (ByVal icode As Long, ByVal xin As String, ByVal xout As String, ByVal flags As Long) As Long
C declaration
int WINAPI dBarFont( int icode, LPSTR sztin, LPSTR sztout, int Flags);
to appear at the start of the program (or in the declarations section/header file).
Note that some systems are case sensitive and require the function name to be specified as dBarFont - not dbarfont.
The function returns 0 if successful, or an errorcode number if an error is detected. The errorcode numbers are listed in the table below.
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