MS Word Addin C++ COM w/o ATL - Determine what toolbar button was clicked??

>>My question is how do I tell which button was clicked.

Since the idea is to instantiate a button handler for each individual button, that should be easy to handle:

 // Now, set up an event sink for the Button...
    m_pButtonHandler = new CButtonHandler();  // <------ Option 1: Pass a button ID to the handler in the construcotr
    if (NULL == m_pButtonHandler) goto cleanup;
    m_pButtonHandler->AddRef();
    m_pButtonHandler->SinkEvents(vtButton.pdispVal);

Alternatively, you can do that in the 'Invoke()' handler:

/******************************************************************
 * CButtonHandler::Invoke()
 *
 *  The click event is fired by this Invoke call. There is only
 *  one event for this interface (0x00000001) and it takes two
 *  parameters:
 *
 *  LPDISPATCH   pCtrl   -- The primary interface of the button
 *                          being pressed.
 *
 *  VARIANT_BOOL bCancel -- Determines whether the default action
 *                          should be cancled.
 *
 ******************************************************************/
STDMETHODIMP CButtonHandler::Invoke(DISPID dispIdMember, REFIID riid, LCID lcid, WORD wFlags, DISPPARAMS* pDispParams, VARIANT* pVarResult, EXCEPINFO* pExcepInfo, UINT* puArgErr)
{
    if (IID_NULL != riid)
        return DISP_E_UNKNOWNINTERFACE;

    if (dispIdMember != 0x00000001)
        return DISP_E_MEMBERNOTFOUND;

    if (NULL == pDispParams) return E_POINTER;
    if (pDispParams->cArgs != 2) return DISP_E_BADPARAMCOUNT;

    // <---------- Option 2: Obtain 'pCtrl' from 'pDispParams' so you can simply read the button text


 // We don't do anything special with this event, so we'll just pop up
 // a message box to let the user know we are here. For a production
 // addin, you would want to forward the event to a callback function
 // in your main addin class. There your addin could handle the event
 // in a more controled manner.
    MessageBox(NULL, "The Click event was fired!!", "My Addin", MB_SETFOREGROUND);

    return S_OK;
}

I like option two the best and actually was actually trying to see how to get the pointer to the control before I posted this.  I figured it was in one of the arguments, but I am still not sure how to retrieve pCtrl and get the text.  I am somewhat new to COM programming.  ATL makes more sense to me then straight COM.  

Thanks!