Programmatically registering and unregistering COM servers
Programmatically registering and unregistering COM servers
Published 02/22/1999
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COM Collection Template Class
Published 02/14/1999
COM Collection Template Class
Passing DYNAMIC Data QUICKLY using SafeArrays - 2
Published 02/14/1999
Passing DYNAMIC Data QUICKLY using SafeArrays - 2
Using a BSTR to Transport C++ Objects Across the DCOM Interface
Published 01/17/1999
Using a BSTR to Transport C++ Objects Across the DCOM Interface
DLLUnregister Server in MFC based COM applications
Published 12/01/1998
DLLUnregister Server in MFC based COM applications
Using a Multidimensional SAFEARRAY to pass data across from COM objects
Published 11/10/1998
Using a Multidimensional SAFEARRAY to pass data across from COM objects
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