Very useful COM Object Lookup utility that provides the classname and executable based on a CLASID or ProgID
ObjectLookup Utility
Published 02/20/2001
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Undocumented AFX function : AfxGetClassIDFromString
Published 11/01/2000
Function that enables you to compare a classid to a progid for things such as determining if a given component has been installed.
Variant Streaming Code
Published 10/09/2000
Several functions to read and write variants to streams and blobs
Passing Binary Data in COM
Published 04/28/2000
Illustrates most efficient manner of passing binary data via COM
COM Delegation Using the COM Channel Hook Mechanism
Published 04/23/2000
Allows a COM client to delegate calls to a COM server that is running under a higher-priveleged NT user account.
Connection Points and Asynchronous Calls - Part II
Published 01/25/2000
Connection Points and Asynchronous Calls - Part II
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