Apparently you don't understand how dll's work. They are *shared* libraries. That means that it's loaded into memory the first time it's needed by a program - then every other program that needs it references the already-loaded copy. It's listed multiple times by process explorer, because each program does not need to know that a
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2) WinBlinds inject its own DLLs (the programs for skinning) to every thread it skins. I can verify that, if you don't trust me you can check for yourself. download Process Explorer from www.sysinternals.com, then go on the find menu -> find dll -> enter wblind.dll <img src="http://x2.putfi
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