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Use the ATl Wizard to create a com app.<br />
You can define there interface, and add methods..<br />
then all you have is to implement them..<br />
Dani<br />

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Use the ATl Wizard to create a com app.
You can define there interface, and add methods..
then all you have is to implement them..
Dani


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pls can anyone tell me how to create a 'com' in Visual C++ <br />
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if that is a simple one that will be good for me to have a look and <br />
also to access the methods from that.<br />
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thanks<br />
Chelvan
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pls can anyone tell me how to create a 'com' in Visual C++ 

if that is a simple one that will be good for me to have a look and 
also to access the methods from that.

thanks
Chelvan

sample code for creating com objects in Visual C++

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