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Your First COM Client In Visual C++
By: Neville Mehta
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    2002-08-04

    Table of Contents:
  • Your First COM Client In Visual C++
  • Our Project
  • Steps 3 to 7
  • Conclusion

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    Your First COM Client In Visual C++ - Conclusion


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    This was a fairly lengthy tutorial and if you don't have much experience with C++ then don’t expect to understand it the first time round. You need to actually practice it over and over again to really understand it's workings. Creating a VB client is so much easier, but I find it more of a fun challenge to do so with Visual C++.
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