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If you can wait a while ver 3 is supposed to support DCOM. &nbsp;But this probably doesn't help you now.<br />

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If you can wait a while ver 3 is supposed to support DCOM.  But this probably doesn't help you now.


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Or use WinSock. DCOM is not in 2.x, although it will be in 3.0<br />

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Or use WinSock. DCOM is not in 2.x, although it will be in 3.0


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I know Windows CE supports COM but does it support DCOM? I want to be able to control some instrumentation using a hand held pc running Windows CE.
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I know Windows CE supports COM but does it support DCOM? I want to be able to control some instrumentation using a hand held pc running Windows CE.

Windows CE and DCOM

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