If no import library files for the DLL are provided, DLL to Lib will generate all the export symbols according to __cdecl call convention and c++ symbols according to microsoft decorated convention	Convert Page		4
Usually it is not necessary to modify the link options for the output library file. But if you are very familiar with these options, you can transfer your commands to linker by them.	Convert Page		4
Usually .idata, .edata, .rsrc and .reloc data can be removed safely. And in most cases, if the above-mentioned sections are not removed from the static library, an error will occur. For example, if you do keep .rsrc section in library, then the final application with the library may not be able to use its own resources properly.	Convert Page		4
As for .rdata, because it has no clear definitions in MSDN, you can decide whether or not to remove this section. We recommend you to remove it, since in many cases, it is of no use, and the final execute file size will be decreased by removing it. However, if you find your application doesn't work properly, then keep it.	Convert Page		4
The Resolve Symbol list can help DLL to Lib to solve the symbols exported by the DLL. Usually you first find some symbols that cannot be resolved by the linker, then you can add these symbols to the Resolve Symbol list and reconvert the DLL to solve the problem.	Advanced Conversion Options		7
The DLL search path list is used only when DLL to Lib cannot find the source DLL file in the user-specified directory.	Advanced Conversion Options		7
Import Library Reference Information is mainly used for resolving symbols in standard import libraries. However, if both your project and the DLL to be converted use another DLL, then you'd better use Import Library Reference Information Generator to add the corresponding information.	Import Lib Reference Infomation		9
You can use Symbol Finder to determine which import library is required when a symbol cannot be resolved correctly.	Symbol Finder		11
You can launch a project file by double clicking it in Explorer.	Project File		48
