A dll generally is a file which has been compiled, which means it's unreadable. You can parse certain commands to it, and it will reply, but generally the code which it is made of is not easily extractable.
DALnet #Helpdesk I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. -Confucius
totally different subject, Does anyone know the exact spelling of the last name of "Mark Z???????" the guy the MZ in exe's is from, sorry just wanted to know for a freind writting about all of it.
As a side-note, you don't need to use quotes nor $shortfn when the file is an identifier's parameter. The recommended usage is $read($mircdir $+ dlls\mdx\mdx.dll,1)