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A COM unaware application can be converted to "automation" server with COM objects embedded into the application's process.
A Simple SafeArray Wrapper
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Published 06/25/1999
One way to hook a system function and how to improve performance hooking up CLSIDFromProgID procedure.
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ActiveX hyper linking
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Passing arrays of structures in COM
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